But when they say rental occupancies rose *during* the Great Recession, they are wrong in most cases.The example of the Great Recession has been used by a lot of people (myself included at one point) to argue for the fundamental safety and recession-proof nature of apartment buildings, especially B/C properties.  

Beautiful apt. in good neighborhood.

Given the unconscionable nature of this clause, this locality tilts significantly in favor of the landlord.

Has the sewage/drain and natural gas hot water heater costs gone up-- perhaps the tenant takes very long showers?

If my house is worth $100K and my mortgage on it is $120K, I have a negative net worth, it doesn't change the nature of the house being an asset or the mortgage being a liability.

Just saying, that's too simple, even as an observation.Inventory is a critical issue to specialize in wholesailing, our MSA is only about a half million and inventory of doable wholesale deals is pretty low, limited pretty much to the natural fallout of life events, motivavtional factors of divorce, bankruptcy, death, foreclosure, health issues, etc. 1.5 million, that's alot of possibilities!

Are you sure you posted the correct pictures because that property is beautiful and doesn't look to need work on the floors or the tub....

In this consideration, don't forget how the living space will look and what the living conditions will be like - for not just you - but that beautiful bunch of folks around you in your profile picture.

We just put our latest rehab on the market a couple of days ago (and it's a beauty, I must say!).

Again minimum natural slope of 2%.