Yes @Nick Orr get out to the local REIA meetings networking with those folks will show you that there is a plethora of money available people just need to know you can show them a healthy return.

For some it's cars, for vets the toys are often guns and a healthy dose of freedom.If my wife didn't keep me in line, I'd probably tack black sheets up instead of having purchased blinds to be honest, in those parts of the home where guests will not see.

TED Spreads in a healthy market are going to be 30-50 basis points.

With all this work in a healthy renting market (DFW Metroplex), would you suggest to put the property on the MLS?  

Both corporations have very healthy balance sheets and income statements.

Provo has a good future for a city with just over 110k pop.1. 430 Million $ Hospital Expansion (2018)http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865630925/430M-Provo-hospital-upgrade-kicks-off-to-healthy-start.html?

Grass looked healthy enough.I've never raised or lowered his rent the entire time.  

Its' healthy and really nothing you can do about it especially if you are looking at a hot deal in a very desirable neighborhood, good schools, high equity, etc.

On the good side, unemployment is low, inflation is low, commodity prices have dropped, real estate (nationally both residential and commercial) is still healthy, tech is still creating new product and service categories, etc.

Even with positive appreciation and a healthy HOA you still wouldn't invest in a condo?