Because I saw first hand how my Black people are being forced to live because the property owners don't care about the tenant, they just want the rent money.

The demographic is definitely getting younger and attracting more talent in the work force.

We didn't force appreciation into it.

For those that are pushing, or currently doing the house hacking strategy in Colorado, what is the back up plan if your life situation changes and you don't want to, or can't house-hack anymore because you are forced to move?

It seem the soil lateral force pushing the foundation wall into the house.

If my wife and I decide to move into our next property to fix up and force equity, how safe would we be to put money into improving the property? 

In the duck work of the force hot air furnace we found rotten fish just inside the vent covers. 

My step son lives close to the Air Force base in Valdosta but I'm not very familiar with that area.

I'll add to Jay's points that owner occupants are back in force and buying some of those properties that would have previously been bought by investors squeezing that cash sales number even more.

I have had some personal things come up, which is forcing me to sell my inventory.