It is of course an unstable point but it gives an artificial point of view to many who should know better.Rent demand is going up and as landlords can, they will raise rents to maximize their profits given the rising demand.

They have been held down artificially for a long time.

My brain always seems to go to places that tend to be frightening when it comes to artificial intelligence, though.While I could imagine all the amazing positive possibilities of this technology (think Watson as a replacement for Google or as a means to organize and understand massive quantities of data that we currently can't do), my mind always goes the direction of T2, AI, and all the other sci-fi films . . .Of course, many of the sci-fi technologies from our past are now part of our lives.....So, I wanted to ask everyone about their thoughts.

I would set one up within 2-3 years though once I find a good attorney.6) Would the PM handle lawn maintenance in their 10% cut?

He, the hubby, also runs a landscape/lawn service and was able to build upon that business by incorporating the dump truck to haul gravel, mulch etc.

Our landlords even dug up and mulched over our grassy lawn, wildflowers, and garden which we eat from daily in order to make the yard look "neat" for potential buyers.

I've never seen them artificially bid up a property that I've also have clients bid on, so I'm not sure about that.  4)  Usually it takes a few days. 

Personally I'm not a huge fan of the FundRise marketing/structure because of the way they artificially inflate returns in the 1st 2 years by diluting investor returns later.

It seems totally artificial and I don't understand how people aren't recognizing this.

Those costs include your financing; mortgage or interest only(for hard money), taxes, insurance, utilities, lawn care, misc.