I am curious about investors' appetites for a fixed interest rate in this environment. 

I plan to put in the time to accomplish those two goals (good properties, good tenants) and then relax...rather than the other way around with TK providers properties/tenants which is  easy upfront but then headaches...as you manage your managers, high turnover, etc..#4  If I'm going to spend time then I want to be productive.  

Whenever a state or a muni is willing to give away massive tax breaks to attract big, anti-union businesses, and in turn ask the citizens to pay little state income tax, it's clearly a "pro-growth" environment.

I remember seeing that crapper on the weekend and you were pretty bummed out and in need of some relaxation after the ringer we went through.  

We are experiencing solid job growth as the politics have created a favorable tax environment for companies to move to AZ from states like California.

After the first 2 properties, I've consciously acquired properties that are newer/nicer/larger than average so that they would appeal in a rental environment with more options, which will likely happen down the road.Hope this helps Erik!

So I would say “take a break” for a few years but I would say you can do it at a more relaxed pace.

Now that i know that is average, i can relax.

The rooms aren't that big (wanted a tenant to have more private space than a single small bedroom), they are both furnished (one as a bedroom, another as a study/relax room), and I was only ready to live with one stranger in my house rather than two haha.

I am trying to get myself into a new job course...Thank you to anyone who's willing o help out :-)You have to surround yourself with the environment you want to influence you.