But all that is just part of human nature and society we live in.

I've accomplished a number of things that I think contribute to society far beyond the scope of expected contribution.

I'm not that large multifamily and what the call 1 room (basically a studio apartment that is much smaller than U.S size) is the way to go as it is definitely a renting society. 

I live inside Portland's urban growth boundary which limits building in the metropolitan area.

That's why you have to buy condos are a bigger discount in my opinion.My condos downtown chicago provide both cash flow and appreciation but more urban condos typically have very little cash flow and more appreciation.

Growing up in Chicago, we love the urban feeling.

The service industry workers are being price out of the urban core.

I know Chicago, and in the City of Chicago our Housing stock is:24% SFH 24% Condos26% 2-4 units  19% 5-49 Units7% 50+ UnitsBeing a dense urban environment with a lot of apartments about 75% of the housing falls under a residential agent - so that is why I went with residential

I am currently looking in the markets I invest in which are the urban towns in NJ, Newark, Irvington, East Orange, and Elizabeth where I have a good local knowledge of the market.

We live in a sue-happy society, and people don't want their name to come up in a Google results page with something negative attached to it.