There is so much liquidity in the world, so why doesn’t all the smart money flow into these Midwest markets people boast about?

The Huntsville market does indeed boast a dynamic and rapidly growing landscape.

Neighboring Mishawaka has one of the largest concentrations of retail stores in the state, and the entire region boasts affordable housing, over a dozen institutions of higher learning, easy transportation access and convenient commute times that average 20.2 minutes.

Also keep in mind most people that are boasting their rate of returns don't seem to be saying if the properties are Class A, B, C, or D.One of the things that I do is look at my portfolio as a whole, I have brand new construction in Class A areas, in addition to Class B, and Class C properties.

Some have done blog posts here boasting 100's per year if you only use their LMLO services.  

The middle class feels like talking to their peers about money is taboo, and something that should be avoided lest they sound boastful (if they are succeeding), or sound like they are a failure if they are struggling. 

The listing boasted 'NEW' Kitchen & Bath and they were blinded by the clean white kitchen cabinets/tumbled marble backsplash and new vanity in the main bath that they didn't see how cheaply it was done.

So far my life has changed for the better since purchasing this property, and whilst I may not be at positive "cashflow", I can certainly boast about, the feeling at least, of living for free!

If that was said in the first person, you'd probably think Matt Rothwell was boasting, but in the third person, it sounds extremely credible.  

That's because there are very few places left that are within 25 minutes of Manhattan and still boast affordable prices.