The trend we found that was interesting was that if a first time investor fails on their first deal they are highly unlikely to continue in the space.

I'm still trying to figure out the market trends (still a newbie) and what investors in the area are currently doing/avoiding.

I think I've probably used 20+ dishwashers over the years, and one trend seems clear.

This allows you to keep a tenant manager who's invested in keeping your unit in top shape, while you're able to increase your bottom line with no extra work - especially if you're not experience in the industry, as it is very different from conventional real estate.

Full disclosure, admittedly, I am talking up my holdings, I'm focused that randomly shaped area north east of Dunean.

Almost any shape but not total tear downs.

It's in horrible shape and needs to be torn down, literally!

Look no further than the burgeoning landscape of medium-term rentals in and around Modesto to discover viable returns.

The real estate climate in this region has been witnessing a remarkable surge in medium-term re...

Many of our clients were acquired after they tried to self-manage and things went pear shaped in a hurry.

Denver’s average Median Household income (latest stats I could find) is $62,760. http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/blog/finance_etc...Still less than the average home price....but even then, my numbers could be way off...but they are still trending in the same direction based on this Denver Post article from last March.http://www.denverpost.com/2016/03/04/what-salary-i...This shouldn't be new news to anyone who's watching the market in this area.