I'm just a baby-investor so lots to learn.

That's pretty much the only way to do big things in REI, unless you're a trust fund baby or want to wait decades.

I'm still open to it, but I'm short on time these days doing a career transition at the moment plus a new baby in 2021, so it's not a priority market for me currently. 

You will learn a TON about home maintenance, managing a tenant, and can use that baby step to continue your investing education.

Fact you do make higher returns out of NYC if it fits someone's objective it works but it ain't NY baby!

@Jay Hinrichs I’m thankful for the birth of my beautiful baby girl (just born Nov 19) Is currently in the ICU…please everyone say a prayer for my baby girl

i want to take baby steps, learn to walk, and once I feel I can run I will do the BRRR method or flip properties.

The second largest group baby boomers are at youngest 57 years old , empty nesters and down sizing homes.

The millenial generation which is bigger than the baby boomer generation is entering homebuying age and they'll either continue to rent while they wait for a correction, or buy.

Any other appliances located on or in the Property, including the clothing Washer and Dryer, are solely at the convenience of the Landlord, who assumes no responsibility for their operation.