You invest in more modest properties, you have a higher chance of riding out the unstable fluctuations of the economy. 

We as consumers have the power to stop the flow of the dollar when and where we want to.

@Curtis MearsBenjamin Franklin wrote that as part of a longer satire in which he claims to be an English farmer instead of an American businessman.You might as well quote Jonathan Swift in A Modest Proposal.

In my opinion, any consumer/clients needs a strong return on their investment in a professional service.

In the recent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report on housing, the chart on page 11 Table 1 foreshadows that increased foreclosed properties are coming.

Those are some great podcast, I have them queued up in Spotify as I just hit episode 100 (trying to listen to all the applicable ones starting from episode one...it’s time consuming but informative!)

Just a 5% vacancy rate would consume $280 of your allocated $400/month.  

I just consumed alot of information from Frank Rolfe at (Mobile Home Park University .com), as much many chunks (nuggets) of GOLD from @Brandon Turner , Jefferson Lilly, and Jack Baczek.

A lot of people choose to BRRRR and then do a new roof in 3 years and a new driveway in 5 years, so the property keeps consuming it's cash flow, but they can say that they have made 25% in equity in the beginning.

This is costly, time consuming, and not a guarantee by any means.