Some folks have told me that their 1 bedroom rents out quicker and more frequently than a 2 bedroom.

All of the skillsets that you are looking for frequent these meetings. 

I get asked this question quite frequently.

Sure it could be a liability issue as well, but casualty claims are many times more frequent than liability claims.

@Frank Hernandez   land in the path of progress is a very long time play.I have one that I bought in 1992 and it just got brought into the city a year ago.. but its still going through the development process probably another 2 years. and as long as the economy holds.. lucky for me the Indians built the largest casino in Northern CA. right across the street from me and brought in all the streets sewer water power etc. paid for the stop lights at the new intersections they built etc etc..

Easton has a few hospitals and Bethlehem has that new casino they just built.

Like being around my family more, being able to take vacations more frequently, sharing with those in need, and being able to share knowledge with others that are starting out in REI. 

If so, id get a card that gives benefits while spending, if you vacation a lot get one for frequent flyers, or cash back on purchases or points back.

I frequently walk away from rental properties because of taxes.

Kingston is trying hard to revitalize, Catskill has great returns on c grade properties, liberty has really great rental returns and climbing with the employment jump from the Monticello casino.