IT Director for a medium size medical based firm. 

Such as month-to-month (highest rent increase), 1 year (medium rent increase), and 2 year (lowest rent increase).

@Maurice Smith My thoughts on this related to RE... at the micro level, as has been mentioned, those working in public facing hourly jobs, retail/travel/hospitality/etc... are likely to have a medium term income crunch.

Nothing fancy, just Dark, Breakfast Blend, Medium, and Decaf, and we also have a few boxes of tea bags out. 

I find right now medium to lower income tenants are doing okay in a boom economy.

CA is still an Awesome state when you think of the width and breadth of it and no state has the diversity of out door pursuits..

I worked for a medium sized plumbing company, the owner has been investing in stocks, bonds and property for over 50 years.

From there I moved into medium FI but it medium took about 3x longer to reach than if I'd stayed and suffered in my w2. 

I’m in the works right now for a medium sized multi family that will cash flow much higher then the single family realm and cost me just 20% down and even at 6% mortgage rate it will give me 18.3% cash on cash return.  

The reason that I suggest a high number for repairs is twofold: 1. since this is such a small park any medium sized repair can blow your budget sky high.