To make matters worse, millennials also comepte with boomers who want to downsize.A lot of things can impact a market, rising rates is probably the biggest risk right now to slow down price appreciation, but overall, neither the supply nor demand are going to change substantially - we just have more people than roofs.

The history here is that when I bought the 3-family property 2 years ago in Chelsea, MA, the condo association for the property next door forced the previous owner of my property to move her fence about a foot so that they could park an extra car on their end. 

*If YR 1 purchase was done with 3.5% down FHA loan, what impact would that have on purchasing the YR 2 property.Thanks 

Yes you can but that Forces you to use the additional cash from the sale.  

I'm not expecting a large number of evictions like CNN predicts, but I do expect a large number of Tenants to be negatively impacted by this for the next few years.

I was fortunate that most of the expenses I had could be trimmed without any real impact to quality of life (no medical bills, no children, etc).

My partner and I acquire MHPs with investor capital and have several tax advisors on our team to advise us on complex tax issues and strategies that will impact our investors and ourselves, both this year and in the future.

A small uptick in interest rates can have a big impact on your numbers and it's not as if interest rates are ever going to be significantly lower. 

I wish I had an answer for you here but the percentage of sale price that a flood zone impacts a property is not something I'm entirely sure about.

, but giving her literally everything I never had (and more) is my driving force.