VGSLX may be yielding 11+% since 2001, but you know that means years of massive losses and gains, but in the end you always own the same amount of shares. 100 shares worth 100 dollars may go down in value temporarily, say, to 100 shares worth $50 dollars, but you still own 100 shares. 

I am happy /w Barrie, but the massive appreciation is starting to kill the cashflow potential.

- Housing Prices and Supply: Effects from Massive Apartment Unit Growth- Tangent Alert!

If you take massive action, you will get results.

Obviously not massive cash flow, but I have to look more towards things such as school district and crime rates and their effect on the potential for appreciation for wealth generation since my job is very stable.

Hey Dibyendu, happy to talk Detroit shop any time.I have 12-doors there and am very active in the market while living in California.I'm massively bullish on Detroit's future and growth, and there are a lot of reasons to be.

What markets would you suggest I consider where I might be able to pick up either one or two plexs by putting down $100k each that could bring me some decent cash flow without having massive taxes from another state (Oregon is already really bad).   

Bottom line is cheap, easy money for so long has created a massive addiction.

There are massive amounts of capital out there seeking yield.

For those interested in the multifamily market, I recently scraped the list of all multifamily in Austin building after 1980 that's at least 4 units and the owner information through skip tracing and found some interesting data bits.Let me know if there's more information you'd like to know about the Austin Multifamily market, or DM me if you want me to scrape data for your cityThe real estate cycle I put a hard cap at 1980, but most of the supply is 30-40 years old since it tracks with a massive Texas oil boom and bust that really set back the real estate industry.