Most of you likely already know this, but I just discovered Podcast Addict app which allows you to select the audio speed of any podcast so that you may listen to it in a shorter amount of  time. 

Eventually all you're doing is possibly speeding up your DOM/having more applications and having more expensive items for a tenant to screw up.

I'd recommend adjusting the allocation of profit.

Once I found a person already doing it, I picked their brains and felt more comfortable and went full speed ahead.I was also scared of getting bad tenants and not knowing what to do about itMy biggest fear was not being able to get out of a property that I couldn't handle.

This is where the "art" comes in...The next step is adjusting the value up or down based on the differences between properties.

In the Bay, prices are higher than they were before the crash, adjusting for inflation.

An Arm is an adjustable rate after so many years which means it probably will go nothing but up since we are at all time lows and a conventional is fixed.

But I do admire the way they adjusted to the market.

I would like this tenent to stay, but I feel there needs to be an adjustment in the rent. 

However, generally, because of higher demand, NYC Prices tend to rise above inflation.What most readers of this post should try to connect is that Real Prices are Prices that adjust for inflation while nominal prices are just the price.