I understand you are in a tight spot but IMO you should look for a better market because when the market crashes you will want a stable economy and population so you aren't screwed!

Everywhere i look around, there just seems to be a thriving economy up here!

The other day I was watching this classic with my wife, and remarked, "Sure, Potter is kind of an ***, but is in a real tough position in light of the economy, and has to have a thick skin."

I’ve also been using 50% for expenses, because of the low rents and a 10-unit doesn’t really benefit from the economies of scale.

It’s got lower taxes than Cleveland and the economy tends to be a bit better.

No matter what happens to the economy, people will always need a place to live, and they will always pay for a place to live.

Lewis Christman some people are lucky to be in a secondary market with robust economy.

Also, in a down economy those were the first to lose their potential rent premium. 

Adding money to the system is inflationary, but a lot of that money was added in response to a credit bubble popping(deflationary force) Our economy is built on credit and there is more of it now than  in 2008, (think effects of artificially low interest rates) so if for instance, the govt decides to forgive all student loan debt, that removes a trillion from the system which is deflationary.

It sounds like foreign buyers are having a toxic effect on your market, & corroding the ability of those tied to the local economy to purchase homes.