I have since acquired one more SFR from them.At this point, after months of consideration, I arrived at the conclusion that residential properties did not scale the way I wanted them to.

So you make your money when you buy by negotiating a killer deal so creating instant equity, or buying a good business (high stable/increasing demand) with a moat so limiting competition.

Also if you can increase rent “execute all new leases” that would be great.

In the overall Bay Area, housing is super tight, so extra rentals is an increasing business.

According to some articles I've read (link to one below), immigration is the cause for most of the population increase.

I just got 60 days no interest, and I increase my cc rewards which I use to buy materials later.

This, to them, was to shave costs and increase profits.

not many foreclosures right now, but they are starting to increase, we are near the top of the market in my opinion, not a great time to start.

Typically a negative cash flow strategy is for someone that is trying to make their money by adding value or increasingly the monthly rents very quickly.  

In 2018, these "artists" can be replaced by millennial hipsters that open coffee shops, juice bars, and hot yoga studios in low income areas subsequently causing the area to get increasingly better over time.Has anyone else noticed this trend?