State government policies like income and business taxes are influencing some people’s decision on where to live and work.

I know it's the more fiscally responsible thing to do, but I just feel safer being a little higher off the ground in the winter.

Each location will be different as far as what is "better" so not fiscal advice that way, just an observation.

And it looks to be recession proof.Here's a question for people:  How is this going to influence leasing activity? 

It a nut shell recession might not describe the fiscal damage. 

Don't be influenced.

@Stephen Schott I have bought and sold over 4,000 units and roughly $250 million in value, so I understand the philosophy about marketing and being different.You need to be able to attract with a message with "shock and awe" so people remember you.Again I feel I understand the marketing concept.My concern, and someone who has raised millions from investors for my syndicate deals, if my investor saw the video without advance notice or a heads up, they would be holy "bleep bleep bleep", I got millions with this dude and he just sank our ship.In my opinion, I think it is poor taste as people are really suffering right now.My business keeps growing without Grant in my circle of influence and I will keep it that way.

I sure hope notIt's hard to trust a government when money plays a big influence.

Its time for the government to start practice fiscal responsibility.

But the truth is, if you have your buying criteria and fiscal fundamentals down to a tee: for instance, BUY FOR CASHFLOW and set your BREAKEVEN OCCUPANCY threshold, then you should just buy Real Estate.