The supply is artificially low.

Otherwise it might be a circus of many, frequent  artificial transactions.

It has a new roof, new heating, new air, water softner, security cameras, networking, and ip phone system, on top of granite counter tops, and a ice cream bar with about 5 to 10k worth of custom cabinets wood shelves for medicine display.

I’m in medicine and never would have thought I would love tracking the numbers or that I would embrace non-medical tech but I don’t trust my money to others

So now what that did by increasing the interest rate is you had fewer people buying homes and so now the supply of buyers started to decline and yet you had these artificially inflated values of homes that now you had less buyers.

So I think it's a pretty safe bet that the powers that be are going to put their own interests ahead of the country and keep interest rates artificially depressed regardless of changes in the business cycle until the whole banking system really goes to hell in a handbasket.

I replaced the vanity and all towel and toilet paper rods added floating shelves, medicine cabinet new mirror and new lights. 

The government has artificially affected the market and halted foreclosures with programs and printing money and then handing that money out to people.

Hi Stephen, investing in college towns can still go well at current market rates and ask prices, in examples i see: for instance with net month profit of $450 corresponding to 7% annual return cash-on-cash with conventional investment on the listed $225,000 property at 16 Downes St New Haven CT, located 7 blocks from Yale School of Medicine.

My house was just built in Phoenix AZ, the yard is currently dirt.My tenant is wanting me to put in a patch of artificial turf so her kids can play and what not.I know of other landlords in AZ who will put rock back there.The rock is about $1,100; the rock + turf combo is $3,100.