But housing stock has not grown as quickly, owing to how built out the neighborhood is already.

My wife and I both had solid professional careers in aerospace, and I wanted a different asset-class to park some of our money than just the stock marketIt is a very imperfect market compared to equities, so you can find discounted investment dealsAfter-tax cashflow can be amazing with the depreciation deductionIt afforded me the wonderful opportunity to retire comfortably at 55 (in 2021) when my employer decided being woke was more important than I could stomach. 

Would you buy stocks from a broker that doesn't believe in the stock market?

With the current rates (near all time low), this would reflect a negative cash flow at the 50% rule, but very near cash neutral if counting the principle paydown. 

I spoke with 3 different representatives at legal zoom, and was told that the Registered Agent service could not be used for the Principle, Mailing or member addresses, plus got inconsistent answers to some of my other probing questions on the subject.

Might exist in S and W Suburbs as the housing stock is newer

A very simplistic answer is its a 2000 furnace Payment$1950 is principle on the furnace$50 is InterestDate                      Account Title                      Debit            Credit12/2/2014             Cash                                                       $ 200012/2/2014            Liability Furnace Loan         $195012/2/2014            Expense- Interest                 $  50                                                                                              $2000           $2000Also the Furnace expenditure should increase the cost basis of the property for valuations and cost accounting and profit/loss metrics

Baltimore has very old housing stock so something like a new furnace or to dig a new drain line out to the street are not uncommon expenses.

As those companies made it easy for individual investors to own stock in company, we're making it easy for investors to invest in Single Family Rentals.

At the bottom of the stock market crash in March 2009 where the DOW reached levels below 7000, the Dollar index soared to 89.