I work in a busy and fast paced business which buys, renovates and resells homes to property investors seeking passive income streams.

The once dangerous and lackadaisical downtown area is now vibrant and growing at a rapid pace.

Hey @Yair Gafni,As others have stated, the market fundamentals are mediocre.Population has been stagnant for a few years now.Incomes have risen, but only enough to barely out pace inflation.Some areas have seem more action than others.The map below shows just those area by taking the change in median home values since 2014 to 2018 at the census tract level.All data comes from Census American Community SurveyHope you find this informative

This has sped up my workflow considerably and I can foresee my ability to grow my rental business at a much quicker pace than I have done in the past.

If we paid an extra $500 pm, we could be on pace to pay it off in about 10yrs, and have a more managable monthly payment.

You may also have some research on repairs/contractors and building issues as well as keeping pace with other changes and practices. 

Great Milestone, Joshua Dorkin With all the quality content provided in these podcasts I'm sure that number will continue to grow at a rapid pace.

Property assessed clean energy (PACE) is a financing program that provides property with cleaner, more energy-efficient, and more financially-wise material such as LED lights and solar panels.

I actually see a positive in something like this coming to pass because prices for NPLs will have to drop significantly to compensate for the extended timelines.At least it should.However, even without that setback, we still have a significant amount of inventory to wade through, at least 4 years worth at the pace we're going now.

See also http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/86191-the-modus-operandi-of-the-mass-buyer---a-case-study  for details on one buyer who is still closing at a 1 per day pace.