Since Coop buildings are meant for owner-occupied residences, not investor properties, you can see how there is a draw. 

This is a great example of what these boards were probably meant to accomplish! 

I could see the economy dipping, especially during election season, however I would be surprised if it was the real estate market like in '08.  

Homeowners thinking of listing their home need to understand the opportunities in the market and our elected leaders should focus on promoting policies that create increased housing capacity.

By "newer" I meant, built in the last few years (less than 5yrs). 

Dear LandlordBob DylanDear landlordPlease don't put a price on my soulMy burden is heavyMy dreams are beyond controlWhen that steamboat whistle blowsI'm gonna give you all I got to giveAnd I do hope you receive it wellDependin' on the way you feel that you liveDear landlordPlease heed these words that I speakI know you've suffered muchBut in this you are not so uniqueAll of us, at times, we might work too hardTo have it too fast and too muchAnd anyone can fill his life up with thingsHe can see but he just cannot touchDear landlordPlease don't dismiss my caseI'm not about to argueI'm not about to move to no other placeNow, each of us has his own special giftAnd you know this was meant to be trueAnd if you don't underestimate meI won't underestimate you

That's not meant to discourage you, just a heads up that it's not a cake walk.

In reality probably wont buy another property until post election once things shake out.For more info the only debt we would have is our primary res/boat/1 rental property.

Well what I meant is there's not really much going on there.

yearly "in-game" spending requirements for scheduled maintenance costs,an "out of state" renters rights water heater repair concierge premium,I should have been more clear: in my example, when I said the appreciating property would have no cashflow, I meant no positive or negative cashflow.