But the vacancy/ collection loss risk can eat up these "paper profits" pretty fast, along with the older housing stock issues in general... which just run higher on maint. 

I'm probably equal between US real estate and US stocks, then with a few international stock funds thrown in, then I also hold some cash in several of the main world currencies.

Warren Buffett said if the stock market is truly efficient, he would never be a billionaire as he bought stocks of companies the market grossly undervalued.

There are several good senior only complexes that might work, in addition to the regular condo stock.

I tend to read books on business and stock market investing.

I am by far no expert on legal issues, especially involving discrimination cases; I feel any discrimination against any so-called "classes" of people should be unconstitutional and violates fundamental principles that formed our nation from the get-go.

It seems like Dave is pushing the conserve - pressure to be small- lack - scarcity - fear principles that go with always turning the lights off in the podcast. 

(A 2 gallon would suffice, but I had a couple of the 4gall in stock for apartments).

This isn't like the stock market, where all 5 beds generate a certain average income, and all 4 beds are similar... it varies a LOT.. and it's almost completely dependent on the owner, or the decisions the owner makes about their investment.

At the very least, they understand that many (if not most) of the principles expressed in the Bible are sound.