Sounds like a stable person and decent income.

Tenants often overload the door shelves and break the shelf railings.This is a good opportunity to give your applicant a letter outlining what your expectations are in order for them to get their security deposit back, and what your charges are for damages beyond wear and tear.

Crypto-currencies seem to be the hottest growth item on the shelf these days, that said, they can depreciate wildly and quickly on a bad day.

Through these investments I want to develop strong cash flows that will provide me with stable side income.

I don't have any preference for or against Section 8 but all things considered my S8 tenants are more stable than the non...

My houses are in very stable nice neighborhoods and I think 2-3% appreciation is a safe assumption. 

I am an engineer fresh out of college but I have a stable job and cashflow.

As mentioned in this thread, certain investors at later points in their life may find lower-returning, unleveraged properties with stable income to suit them just fine.

People are very stable with how much laundry they do, how often they shower etc.You have a similar situation when selling a property with property taxes.

Dividend payers tend to be the stable corps.