Any investing is dangerous at any time if you invest in the wrong assets, but what’s even more dangerous is letting your money sit in the bank earning significantly less than 1% in returns while inflation is skyrocketing, dropping the value of your wealth day by day while others are using inflation to get their money to grow and their loans to be of less value as time goes on.We mitigate a lot of the risks and focus on relatively safe investments with modest returns and huge tax savings to ensure steady growth with numerous tax savings for all investors.

Our current renter breached her contract numerous times with late payments and having her boyfriend move in with her.  

Rural, suburban, urban, war zones? 

We receive 5-10 calls per day and numerous emails.

@Spencer GrayExcellent post, good points and I agree with your thesis.After 40 years of real estate investing through numerous economic cycles, the only thing I would add is:The only constant is change.All the data you provide is accurate now and I expect to remain accurate over the next few years.

However, if you search turnkey and property management in the forums, you will find numerous posts discussing providers and their pros/cons and various experiences.

There were numerous avenues for graft, corruption, and misdeeds in this government goat rope, and you can bet it happened!

Rahway (Union County) is a good town and has a train station also, but not as walkable as other urban areas. - There's a few options there right now & Garfield in Bergen County has some options as well but you'll most likely need a vehicle for all these places as their more suburban.Let me know if you need anything else.

I am currently building one in the Inland Empire, Fontana, I was told numerous times sewer has to be on its own but after meeting with the city they allowed to tap into the existing house(at the main clean out) and that portion has already passed inspection.

The most popular degrees I have seen for this career are: Economics, Marketing, Finance, Accounting, Civil Engineering, Urban Development, Architecture, Construction Management, Business Administration, Business Management (Please let me know if I missed other degrees).