This post will not explore the greater influences of unprecedented private and public debts, climate change, societal and economic inequalities and waning dollar dominance but none of those contributors are positives for investors outside of the aforementioned assets, with the exception of climate change..Curry county OR and the PNW Coast at large will arguably benefit from migration patters and more temperate climates..more on that in the next episode..The takeaway is that investors might have fewer tangible metrics to invest in real estate but the intangibles could make a good deal a great deal. 

Property ManagerOnce the property has been acquired, the property manager becomes arguably the most important partner in the project because they are the “boots on the ground” who execute renovation projects according to the business plan.

Arguably the interest from student loans is negligible compared to the cash on cash returns from a good real estate investment.

I'm with @Wayne Brooks on this... most people would not go through the expense of trying to force a sale and may even waive the right to do so by their actions/inactions.The effort to get a $20k reduction was a counter... arguably the deal died at the point it was rejected.

You don't want paid off rentals unless you are retired. ( that's even arguable).  

Let’s take a closer look at the two ways to close a wholesale deal.Assigning The ContractAssigning a contract is arguably the easiest way to wholesale real estate.

If you rephrasing the podcast's advice it sounds like this: "Since the yields are declining in an area that you have probably spend a lot of time learning, analyzing, and thinking about, you shouldn't invest there, but rather chase yield and invest in areas whose characteristics are totally different, and arguably more complex."

@Justin Wilson 44111 is arguably the best zip code in Cleveland. 

Browns Valley is fantastic but arguably the most expensive. 

If you're in what people call C and D areas you may be dealing with people who are more budget oriented where high end upgrades aren't going to make the best return on investment for you even though arguably "everyone" wants granite A real easy way to get an idea of what tenants you're targeting want is look at other listings where your property is.