@Michael Smythe  This is something I knew with logic but didn't have the terms to support.

Given your demanding consulting job and downtown Chicago residency, opting for passive investments with minimal hands-on involvement is logical.

We can all argue the logic of different decision, historical trends, etc.  

Sometimes the seller doesn’t want the tenants to know the property is for sale until they have a contract in hand, or just doesn’t want to bother the tenants for every window shopper that wants to see the property, for many logical and practical reasons.

Is this a logical strategy?

No Jim, you’re fine and honestly I’ve been racking my brain because I’m a logic driven person.

Tub a lot of my tenants have families with little kids and with a tub you can attract a wider base audience

I also believe that those who did their due diligence when researching their market for MTR will find ample opportunity to pivot to a new target audience. 

Logically, the town should get some inflow from people that are getting priced out of Phila, since it's right across the river.

Our guest speaker in Lowell last week asked how many wholesalers were in our audience of about 75 people and at least 10 raised their hands.