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:)Sure, lots of people have ridden the appreciation wave but the kool aid (it'll always go up) conflict of interest attitude in certain markets kind of muddies everything for me. 

For me, personally, I can’t drink that Kool-aide.  

I've spread my investments between stocks/bonds, real estate holdings, education infrastructure, health care industry infrastructure, and agriculture infrastructure.  

I plan on enforcing the strict eviction policy if it means I have to remove 20 tenants at once. it may seem painful but I believe it's like a band-aid, you just need to rip it off quick instead of letting the pain drag on. ohhh...

If there a "Legal Aid" non-profit group in your area maybe you could contact them for free help or contact a lawyer.In my State, I believe I could evict for illegal activity because my lease says that I can.One of the problems with illegal drugs is that the landlord could lose his property if someone is dealing there which is unfair, in my opinion, to the landlord. 

Bernanke simply applied a Band-Aid (QE and low rates) and people levered back up.

The major employers in Pierce county are the Military and Healthcare - neither of which are at risk of picking up and leaving.Depending on the asset and submarket, some people think their property is worth more than it is (and they're getting it) so sit and watch for the right project for you.I disagree with Mike (above) on two points.

It also involved land trusts to aid in offering the best financing options while also offering you anonymity. 

That area is next to a healthcare hub, there is Kings County Hospital, Downstate Medical Center, Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center and Brookdale Hospital.