You may be looking at this through the eyes of a Californian where brush fires and hot dry winds can cause major problems.

Price points of comps of the neighborhood.5. price range of rentsThere is not a cut and dry method- there can be a blur between b- and c+ but basically the B properties shouls fall within the medien rental range in the area and C the bottom of the range

Here some great reporting on them:http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/2010/road_to_rich_dad/main.html I have search high and dry and will say that this is the best place to get a no "pie in the sky" education on real estate investing.

LP's have a significant amount of dry powder but the majority of it is on the sidelines.

I have experience with dry way and paint as well as kitchen remodeling which seemed to be the priciest when talking to the contractor.That being said, would the Arv be affected due to minimizing labor and material cost?

My leases state that "the lease does not guarantee dry basement".

So even with "good rehabs" there's still a ceiling for rent growth, with liquidity is drying for financing the CRE project, if current environment continues, many of them may collapse. 

The ink has dried!

At the same time I would think,it's saturated with investors and dried up.

Once you stop wholesaling or the deals dry up in your area, so does your income.