In Philadelphia where most of our housing stock is fairly old, you'll want a solid amount in reserves to weather whatever happens from the maintenance side and from the tenant side (not paying rent for +6mo) as its fairly tenant friendly in the city. 

He always resists rent increases, tries to withhold money, tries to push remodels that I refuse now. 

As the Debt bomb explodes, corporate interests sound all alarms and start locking down to weather the storm.

Some cities mentioned have low house prices, but mainly because of population decline and bad weather.

@AJ Leman Headed to 10x growth con this week cant wait to get to Miami to escape this weather for a few days!!

I also have a C02 alarm, smoke detectors, severe weather alarm and locks on my doors.

Based on another hurricane brewing already in the Atlantic and how these cycles tend to happen every 10-15 years - I wouldn't be surprised if the next few years brought us more tropical storms/hurricanes so be cognizant of weather effects.

Yes, they do - it's pretty intuitive based on the weather of the region for which you plan on investing. 

That method is just the path of least resistance for beginners, in my opinion.If you ever want to chat, shoot me a message!

I couldn't resist. an iideas how parking will work?