no average jo blo can save their way to wealth, society keeps people in debt, ergo amortization of debt....buying and hoarding stuff(in storage you pay busting out of your garage no less ), stuff you don't need rotting in storage or does not have value other than cashflow for storage unit business owners.

Seems to be a trend with many urban areas that have high taxation.  

If you’ve always lived in/near a coastal city in a more urban environment, focus on similar markets.

I am not saying Newburgh is hopeless, I am propositioning opening an advertising agency there right now that utilizes urban renewal as a community responsibility action, but those are two wildly different markets.  

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

They are also in the process of building a urban sports complex right down the road from Loray Mill.

Bring Your Own Appliances).But in much of the urban areas, coasts, multifamily/condo, market, it seemed more common to supply appliances.

The premise of the book is that you can have positive gearing in the rural areas but not in the urban or suburban Aussie real estate market. 

I do not feel inauthentic, or like I did something to placate a racist society.

If you are willing to go into the urban core as a property manager there is business.There is a lack of quality management in those areas.The other challenge is scale.