Very few startups seek the slow and steady growth that is common for the average mom and pop small business which uses organic growth.

Lets see how much really changes (in say 20 years) for the people they claim to want to help.I'm guessing many of these have loopholes in them and will just be used to gin up some new state government agency to further bleed tax money from the working peoples pockets.I'm also guessing that the people they claim to want to help will not really have much change (if any) in their daily lives.Fix the problem = no more problem = no more tax payer money to fix the problem.If Maryland wants to really help people,they should compete in the market with Public Housing and learn the fundamentals of this business, while offering safe, sanitary, affordable housing to those who need it.Things like build special low rent high rise communities for those just out of incarceration until they find good paying steady jobs, and build up a good credit history, and save enough to be able to afford renting a (nicer) apartment from a private owner (vs forcing the recidivism problem on owners).Do logical things to make a real difference in peoples lives vs regulating the free market.Just my 2 cents!  

I also have a real estate license I don't use from my first job out of college, but currently have a steady W-2.What would you do if you were in my shoes?

You will always have a 7-10 degree temperature change from 1st floor to 2nd floor, purely because hot air rises and cold air falls.

Are the prevailing winds that steady?

The market keeps going up or at least holds steady in those lake front communities.

:o) Markets that don't fluctuate a lot, and stay more steady, as opposed to more volatile maybe coastal cities...

There is a lot of competition but also very steady demand, especially long term.

Has anyone rented to a warehouse associate at Amazon? Their offer letter says the job is temporary and at will. I've heard various negative feedback about working in an Amazon Warehouse at $16/hr. The offer letter is ...

@Ray HarrellPart of your job as an investor/property manager is to put the BEST tenants you can find in your property and keep the returns steady.