I have also seen how the guy lived , I ride by his house weekly , you notice his yard , not for how nice it looks , but for the collection of "stuff".

Everyone knows that cash is king, and it is undeniable that these small chinese shops popping up is killing the market, but they need cash before they "order" the items from china, how do you beat that or how do you mitigate that or better yet, how do you ride with the flow?

I'm not that big on traveling (I don't like long plane/car rides) however I did recently take a 10-day vacation out to CA in December (which was a nice change of pace from the WI winter!). 

With the recent hail storms in San Antonio, I have glass beading that needs to be replaced and I have no idea who does this.

Metro Phoenix rides the bubble a bit, so gauging appreciation rates can be tricky.

But it appears they are caught up in the hype and assuming the "hot" market will ride them high.

The state regulations will over ride lease agreements in some cases.

Ride it out for as long as it takes to sell without a loss. 

Hope you're riding your moto this week! 

In Denver, those that are priced out of the urban core can still live the urban lifestyle (no car and walk or ride public transport) but live where rents and homes are cheaper.