In addition to good cash flow, both markets have strong economic and demographic fundamentals.

However, at this time, ensuring that the portfolios are strongly positioned to weather even the most severe downturn is the prudent decision.We are aware of the fact that this may be a difficult time for some of our investors and want to reiterate that this was not a decision we have taken lightly.

If you don't want to get another job again I strongly suggest that your first goal should be to invest in passive income properties that will generate enough income to pay for your living expenses (add 10% safety).

Strong expectations up front can save a TON of headache later, clearly drafted partnership agreement is a must as well.As far as split? 

I’m very excited to be joining such a strong community of people who share my passion for real estate investing.  

Louis, we are in a very strong seller's market so most investors will not find deals that match their criteria on the MLS. 

Fed rate drop was to combat the stock market fallout from coronavirus, and because of heavy pressure from the president... who is in an election year, who's strong economy will help him get re-elected. there is a lot of incentive right now for rates to stay low. just my personal opinion :) we'll see. interesting times, though. 

I've been buying some stock but it's been mineral companies (I've only been buying that sector the past 15 months because I feel so strongly about it and silver/gold tends to do well when the economy slows though I'm not exclusive to gold/silver miners but also other minerals).

In short: I don’t have a strong desire to buy a place to live in for myself yet.

Older people are moving into urban areas, younger people are moving into urban areas and the immediate surrounding suburbs.So while pricing is overly high, I also don't see the dynamics of what people want changing, which will keep strong pressures on house pricing.