M2M in the case of bad tenants only favors the landlord.

I do get a little bit too excited when I see a well designed strip center J Now I do both commercial and residential (investments, not personal purchases for the most part), and I have to say, that from a risk/benefit standpoint, I personally still favor commercial if you have the capital to make it work.

However, as I'm sure you've already read, there are plenty of so-called turnkey providers that aren't exactly doing the niche any favors.

However, more units means more people, and people require work.One last point I'll make that is not in favor of multifamily which I believe is not talked about enough, is the mindset of the tenant.

I have mentors on BP who will handle this for me when I find the right property but I'd love to contribute some knowledge when I ask for the favor lol.  

I just read through this, and the House plan is indeed calling for elimination of depreciation of capital investment over time (including property) in favor of expensing the total cost immediately upfront.

He is not in favor of Section 8, Housing Authority Projects, FHA mortgage insurance, the interest deduction on homes or several other things.Do I think that any of those programs will be killed. 

Sandy Uhlmann Do yourself a favor and just call the county tax office.

I think the trends in Atlanta favor urban locations.  

A lot of people might think this is a negative, but your tenant is doing you a favor letting you know what's wrong with the place.