Investing in RE has nothing to do with the physical structure of the property....it's a by-product of the human element...and humans are unpredictable.

my blackberry is like an extension of my body.

One thing is for sure: Human beings will always need a place to live in and tradesmen and women need to remain employed!

There is a lot of competition but I find if you treat everyone you interact with in each transaction as a human and you are friendly/polite with them , and not treat them as $$$ , it helps.

Most of these types of loans still require a warm-body guarantor, however, so always keep that in mind if you're soley looking for non-recourse loan options.

Most of these previously discussed are in the body of the primary lease document.We have (mostly) SFH so we do have a pet addendum, and a pool/spa addendum when necessary.

It allows landlords to be much more humane and considerate with these good renters.

These rules/regs are always changing, and I've always had luck speaking with a human at the planning dept.

Human nature and financial incentives can make it hard for an agent to be neutral when representing both the buyer and seller, or both the landlord and tenant.Tricky negotiations: An agent who represents parties with opposite interests can’t advocate for either.

I am not in any hurry to rent to a first warm body as I actually have a job.The current rate closer to 3k for a 2 bedroom and I am well below it with the price hike.I have a garage, pool, fitness center, walking trails, custom spa shower, balcony, patio, gorgeous sunset views as I am atop of a hill and surrounded by trees.My place does not look like a rental.It looks like a homeowner lives there.