I think thats too broad of a focus.

But more and more people are looking for furnished housing and it's more broadly used.

They are at two ends of the spectrum.  1 above is the least risk, but the lowest reward.    5 above is the highest risk and the highest reward.     

The lenders of AAPL range across the spectrum of types of properties as well as geographical areas.

I find it best to stay away from broad statements that can easily be mistaken to be meant for a local market. 

From my own broad experience, I know any number of millionaires because of my age, and while some of them have reached that point partially through RE, none of them were active RE investors.

I think we mostly agree in broad strokes Shiloh about upper and middle class habits.

@Robert Negley - This is an extremely broad question.

Or if someone in the Indianapolis area has a spreadsheet with their cost for rehab that would be amazing.floors (per sqft), most likely LVPpaint (per sqft)Drywall repairDemoFull Kitchen remodelFull bathroom remodelRoof replacementHVAC replacementWater Heater ReplacementNew lighting (per room)Siding replacementFascia/soffit replacementWindow (per window)Door (per door)Some of these like kitchen remodel is broad so please feel free to be more detailed (I.e. for kitchen cabinet cost, backsplash cost, etc).

The reason I say this is that cash-flow properties are typically cheaper on the broad spectrum of prices and in different neighborhoods.