Lots to learn, just like any industry, terminology is a big learning curve!

The units do not have meters for utilities.

Entirely different insurance coverage required.You also need to inform your bank if you have a mortgage, prepare to have utilities in tennats name etc..

I don't divide certain expenses across various properties such as my office rent, utilities, etc.

Cleveland and Detroit are cities that are scarred by de-industrialization. 

:-) What a wealth of info and the ability to network is priceless.Me: 56, California SF Bay Area (East Bay) native, in the tech industry, starting to think seriously about retirement, 4 SFH rentals in SLC area, Albuquerque area, Dallas area, and Memphis (TX and TN are paid off). 

However, I think the SGF market will continue to stay strong due to expansion of local industries, even after a slight correction or leveling out.The raw land we are currently developing is what we picked up in the downturn between '07-'10 at foreclosure/bankruptcy pricing. 

However only 8% of homes were FSBO in 2017..........13 years into their disruption of the industry

G.E. recently established a facility there, coupled with the track record of being an industrious city.

I would not be the fondest to utilize my retirement funds and prefer to rely on other reliable sources?