Upon searching for condos I noticed majority of them and what I can afford falls under Fee Simple VS Leaseholds. 

People will continue to want more than they can afford. 

(Other tenants can’t afford).The couple in unit 4 are due for a new lease and want to stay (I’ll be upping their rent $30 to get it closer to market) BUT they want their bathroom remodeled eventually.

I'm fortunate to have (2) essential jobs that have not shut down,  so I can afford the mortgage even without rent.

@Satyam Mistry I was thinking about price points not because I want to lower mine but because I feel like tenants are looking for more affordable places at this time in the $800-$1000 realm rather than the $1800 realm.

My debt to income ratio is already being used up for my own home’s mortgage and student loans, so it doesn’t look like I could afford another mortgage unless the new properties’ rental income is counted.

Can't afford rent for one month and suddenly everyone wants a bailout.

This make it much easier for tenants to afford to move into my properties.

When they tell me the current PM it almost always is a PM who discounts fees so low there is no way that PM can afford to provide quality service.

I hope prices willgo up long term (I'm looking at 10-20 years range).Price-wise, it'smuch more affordable compared to the Bay Area where I live.