I wanted to see if any of you had any historical insight on the birth and growth of property management.Any real estate history buffs out there have any info to share?

It is all about the unchecked growth of M2 and M3 since the late 1970's.

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The "big bulge" known as the Baby Boomer generation has been the growth engine of this country for the past five decades.

Some landlords, especially in OH where there are limited growth prospects, want $100/unit in cash flow.

Joel isn't necessarily off topic, as I'm sure that Joel is thankful for his opportunity to study the martial arts & for the growth and development, as well as friendships it has brought into his life over many years.

I was wondering if anyone is buying silver or gold and if anyone thinks real estate being down is good thing ( a chance to accumulate income producing properties) It's getting harder to determine where to put assets for growth and safekeeping as it seems things change so fast now days - it's tough trying to figure out which investments will stay relevant.

I also feel it would hinder future growth somehow.

Didn't Ronnie Reagan triple debt by using the growth of gov spending?

Why do I need to wait for the perfect property if I am making a bet on the long-term growth of an area?