Some people move for a safer or better environment, that your neighborhood might be lacking.

The layouts tend to be awful, the stairs dangerous, and the unknown simply too big a risk for my liking.I went through one built in the early 1900's a few weeks ago and the thing was incredible.

I think my ultimate goals are to 1. have a lot more flexibility 2. create lasting wealth for my family3. improve the urban environment/communityOne think I didn't mention is that I'm an architect by day and I've had experience designing large multi-family properties.

That's compared to the $2200 to $2300 I thought I would get when I bought the property.... so fortunately, both my properties will still cash flow slightly in the current environment.

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In a difficult rental environment, a property owner should want someone who knows the market and is hungry to get/maintain business. 

I hear Facebook is incredibly hard to contact.

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would you buy a str if you knew we were in or headed into a stagflationary environment for the foreseeable future?

It was an incredibly well maintained home with a beautiful mother in law apartment.