After reading Sarah post, I feel that, this is Sarah's point of view: Sarah's messages are: Buyer, don't buy anymore properties, hold up all your cash until the houses drop 70%...Seller, take action to sell all your houses immediately before you would have panics very soon...Sarah, am I reading your mind? 

A trailer park would be more consistent rents, but you will attract low end tenants.

I had a good laugh at a couple points in your comment.I think one of our bigger takeaway here is consistent inspections.

I'm going to message you Pat. 

At first, I considered private messaging Mark Ferguson, who seems knowledgable about the area and whose blog I admire but I decided to start a discussion instead - just in case there're others in the same boat looking for similar information. 

Hey Alex, I sent you a message.

I usually have annual income growth, annual prop. value growth, and annual exp. growth all around 3-5% typically.The purchase price, the repair, and the ARV I am usually being consistent with as well.

You can message me, and I'll do it. good luck

I appreciate it.Account Closed, I got your message and have responded.

Feel free to send a message at your convenience and we can connect.