@Patrick Merone,It's a great area for low income rentals, and there are a lot of great renters out there.. definitely bad apples exist, but  I always say --you pick your tenant!    

Guy has poor credit, can’t pay his rent and probably lacks sufficient income.... the chances of him following through with a legitimate lawsuit, which I don’t think is even possible in this case, are slim to none.

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With current construction prices, material shortages and the general lack of availability of builders in our local area, I am now considering selling the land which has also appreciated significantly in value. 

I get to get them ready for their forever families and never lack puppies to cuddle!

Absolute figures may lack a frame a reference so to speak for it to be very telling.

I'd say you're the only one who perceives this as some change in the marketplace, it may be due to your lack of exposure in society on a national basis.

(Notice the lack of jargon) I have what I consider huge goal, but to alot of you they are probably modest at best.

Got a great renter in there with an 18 month lease so luck has paid off where experience was lacking...so far...I think.Personal opinion, if you want to be rich in 10 years, start buying up Nordeast. 

You have and must use (so we compare apples to apples) a good property manager anywhere you buy.3.