It is a lot like believing a 12" sandwich from Subway is healthy.

The professionals who come in will usually spray, which can be effective when done correctly, but also may not be healthy for a baby.

Only buy a house if there is a healthy profit to made.

NOTE: Deflation can also be a result of increased productivity and technology, which is very healthy, but unfortunately that's not the deflation that's applicable to our  macro economy today.  

If you ever find yourself in court, you want to be smiled upon by the judge as the law abiding landlord!

Makes me smile :-) But ya to echo what Kim is saying about getting leads... the market is in constant flux and you can't stay still doing the same things all of the time to drive leads.

I allow a pretty healthy budget for it.

Louis goes for compared to those in some of the suburban areas, but it seems like the general consensus in that the market is more or less “healthy”.

I understand the need of healthy skepticism, but also realize the opportunity cost of sitting on the sidelines.

So I might look to find an inexpensive 1 or 2 bedroom property and hope to break even on it that one.Also there is a lot of competition on some of the beach rentals.I was surprised how cheap I could rent a condo at Myrtle beach so research would need to be done.There are several article on BP's about where people are making a healthy return on their VRBO's so I would search here first.