Ken Wang you could also invest in tax liens or notes as well which can get you double digit returns.

However, you have to remember that NYC is city for 2nd, 3rd, 4th homes for the uber rich, and as we've found out -- many billionaires from China, Russia, [used to be] Brazil, etc were just simply parking their money in these condos NOT to live, but rather to hide and hedge their currency from their government, who could confiscate their bank accounts in an instant.

Many syndications can achieve double digit returns quite easily.

The first two digits of the certificate number indicate the year the certificate was sold.Will County usually has the annual tax lien sale in November each year.

Additionally, there's been some sell-off of the U.S dollar, indicating more confidence global currencies, and optimism of a global recovery.Of course, any indicator can be argued (as I'm sure you will), but there's no doubt that there's more reason to believe we've hit bottom now than any time in the past 12-18 months.Whether we have or not, who knows...But, my original hypothetical remains -- if we do prove to be pulling out of this recession, do you give credit to the administration for what they did?

A good goal is yearly cash flow of at least 10% (or close to it if it's only in the single digits), plus some sort of upside when you sell in a few years, so that the yearly returns are around 15%, which is better than the stock market.

Just about everyone you find within these digital walls has their own story of how they got into it. 

Can you dig it?

Do you agree that the dollar is the best currency to be investing in these days?  

However, card systems are not for all properties but can be fitting for specific A & B properties and leveraged to attract and retain residents, especially the first time renter who prefers to communicate digitally with any and all appliances.Pro Tip: Laundry vendors today can install coin operated machines that also take Apple Pay/Samsung Pay for very little capital investment.