I'm sure it's something like 21 to 35, then moving up to the mid 40s, and a smaller group 45 to 60, very few are 60+.I've noticed a huge education gap, I'd guess we have members who had difficulty with high school and we have PHD's, MDs, JDs, engineers and others with considerable academic achievements.

You can't manipulate bitcoin either because it's decentralized and they're difficulty adjustments built-in (hard to explain here but there's crazy game theory built into the algorithm.

I would say the difficulty factor to make $2,000 cash per month would be a 6.5-7.5    All of the guru's will tell you RE is an easy way to make money. 

However, it makes sense if they are more for student housing, disabled, elderly, or homeless, financially challenged people who would have difficulty paying the deposits to turn on utilities. 

Does it make clean up and turning a vacant unit more difficult?Is

It effects your credit at about the same rate as a foreclosure or repo & not to mention the state charges you about 28% monthly on this balance.Now, that I have started my own business I am having difficulty signing off as my own personal guarantor via a business line of credit, credit cards, terms etc.

The locals are having difficulty even finding houses and apartments to rent.

I assume the major pitfalls are not doing your due diligence and complying with all the rules involved with notifying effected parties, difficulty collecting payment, and cost/time it takes to foreclose if need be.

@Michele Velazquez As others have said, it is extremely difficulty to find a property in Houston that follows the 1% rule. 

Some of them have legitimately owned rentals in the city and sold them because of difficulties they've personally experienced - others have never owned property here and just read the news headlines.