That's the major question.

Get out now before things get worse.You have a major landlord problem not a problem with another tenant.

Having a tenant in a property a potential buyer is planning on buying as a personal home will eliminate the majority of buyers.

I personally think we will see continued growth in major cities for many years to come.

Majority of the properties on there are way more than what they are regularly selling for. 

I prefer to know the condition of the property and major systems so I can do my own estimate as an investor.

Are there any major repairs coming up (ie how old is the roof, furnace, hot water tank, etc)?

Next, go to a campground and watch how many people can actually back an RV/camper trailer into their site without major issues. 

Unless of course, they've made major improvements in the 5 1/2 weeks that they've held it.Without it being listed, I can't comment on condition, as I don't have photos.It was built in 1912.

Even with some of the writing and reporting staff from many major blogs focusing on concern with rising interest rates, investing in real estate and rentals is sure to be a great move in 2019.