These are terms used by people who are completely clueless about real estate investing or those with little to no experience.Just like the stock market, all real estate markets move through market cycles.  

Some people would recommend against your strategy, because they like to diversify their horizontal streams of income; investing equally in stocks and real estate for example.  

A quick story...I was a military man for 22 years, and decided I wanted to become a stock broker when I got out.

Right now, AI can barely write very structured copy like stock market reports and sports scores where it's mostly MadLib style plugging in of data.  

And I can admit my bias against the stock market.  

In college I used to read about investing in stocks and and the other derivatives.

The university is making significant capital improvements, but the housing stock is still languishing, and the last 12 months we've seen rentals actually sitting vacant, which has been unusual.

Hi Mark,I have started off looking for income returns above stock market.

Perhaps into a franchise or small business or even stocks.  

bobphoenix can be a challenge but there are still properties that are a great investmentyou have to drive the neighborhoods and really get feet on the groundI'm looking to buy in phoenix by the end of the year a little duplex, I have looked at a few so far but before I get on board by laying down the cash ill look at another 20I have never been to confident with buying out of state, too many variables and relying on someone else to do your home work is not a great investment plan, its like letting a stock broker make your investment portfolio for younext time you fly in have a set of agents to talk to and get out the paper and see what areas rents are going for, then you can map out a plan to look at some propertiesHappy investing