And the key fundamental is: the real estate market follows the job market.

Fundamentally its still illegal on a Federal level and what can be voted in can be voted right back out.

As long as we are buying based on fundamentals i wouldn't worry.  

There are a number of markets with prices in the range that you are looking for but Indy and KC have better economic and demographic fundamentals such as job growth and population growth.

It's a really good "fundamentals" book when it comes to investing.I haven't read the 4-hour work week but it is on my list; I've heard really great things about it.I drive a lot as well for work and the BP Podcast is my go to for when I'm in between audio books.

I agree that there are plenty of ways for areas to sustainably appreciate, given that fundamentals are changing.

That is fundamentally all the Mortgagee has to do....prove their superior to you.  

It takes study, practice, determination and attention to detail.The fundamental mistake I made was to think that my experience in rental homes/flipping gave me some insight into the note business.

I’m gonna go out on a limb and assume this is a pipe that’s in a fundamentally horizontal position.

I guess the fundamental question here is: do the seasoning requirements apply based on the deed, regardless of how the deal was funded, or is it based on the instrument?