These are the concerns I have with the strategy ... honestly hoping to learn how you view and manage these ... and yes, I took took some chips off the table too, so not necessarily disagreeing with you either. 

You may disagree with their decision, but you are the one that is high-risk, so why are you calling them names?

I must say that I disagree with your assessment that there are little to no multifamily units in Philadelphia that will return a positive cash flow. 

I guess it is all a matter of perspective, and in my opinion, I couldn't disagree more.Planners do have a wide range of discretion on zoning issues.

Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said the statute is unconstitutional, but in January, the Nevada Supreme Court disagreed and said the statute passes muster.see the Bloomberg link for details.

Education is important but I disagree that a degree is a safety net.

I'm not disagreeing with Steven, but I believe there is more of an option here as to tax planning.

Just my 2 cents, and I'm sure there are plenty of people who invest in RI and would disagree.

I definitely disagree.

I've done it and it's worked well about half the time, but it really depends on a lot of resource issues (family/friends, car, ability to get storage, physical ability to move, etc.)I'd say your numbers for costs for evicting and lost income are about right, but I disagree that you have to automatically sign up for 2 1/2 months lost rent and concessions.