Yes, trust me, I dont want to live in the Arbitrage space, but it has added tremendous velocity to our portfolio, and it’s undeniable.  

Price point is undeniably approachable, it's a historically stable market even during the bigger crashes, it's landlord-friendly and rent to value ratios are right around 1% if you work with the right team. 100% a market to put onto the list of places to evaluate!

I love living in the city, but it is undeniable that as friends in my neighborhood start families, the vast majority move to the suburbs as their kids reach elementary school age for convenience (it's a lot easier to drive to the grocery store and park, than carry your bags home on the subway or pay $10 for a Lyft), stability, and good public schools (private elementary in NYC can run upwards of $20K per kid or more per year).However, I'm curious to see how this generation which has more debt, flatter earnings and less desire for big homes reshapes the face of suburban single family housing and main street areas.Originally posted by @Erik Whiting:Been hearing a lot about this lately.  

So I'd say Margaritaville is a perfect fit for buyers who want a vacation home in an undeniably unique and fun-filled resort knowing the rental program will help pay for the property.

Undeniable!

You can absolutely juice your rent potentials by offering more living space, but new bathrooms are an undeniable value-adder. 

This is 100% undeniably, unequivocally, impossible.

In a macro sense we are undeniably in something of an inflated environment but that means very little unless you are overpaying for property and planning to divest in a fairly short term. 

The empirical evidence is undeniable and I love the rule of thumb to keep people conservative and to quickly screen deals.

Racial injustice towards blacks and other minorities in America is undeniably keeping many 3 year olds behind.