My main takeaway is that if the same few people are posting dozens of longwinded comments in defense of something that they claim everyone misunderstands but a few enlightened ones, then maybe they should keep this supposed Holy Grail of the Investment World to themselves ... the rest of us here will spend our time on something that doesn't induce migraines ... like analyzing real estate deals.

We've also been planning for years to move to BC (from Calgary) to be closer to family & a better weather (our toddler has winter induced asthma).

“At just 2.6% higher than January 2022 for a freestanding Denver home, price growth is far more palatable and clearly less panic-inducing for buyers who are now reflecting that in their need to snatch up desirable homes before the next guy does,” Denver-area Realtor Matthew Leprino said in the report.

I'm bummed I missed this one! 

Also can you explain fraud by inducement if there is no tricking the seller into signing the contract? 

I have been investing here for more than a decade and we continue to buy (especially now with a little bit of an interest rate induced summer lull, but it's all relative, we only have 1 months inventory and 103% list to sale price ratio). 

Entering into a contract you are unable to fullfill the terms of may be fraud by inducement.

I think some of the Dollar Generals maybe close to that.. when you buy in bum you know what parts of the country.. 

Most thought I was an idiot or a bum...

At the end of the day I do a lot of talking, and there are plenty of talkers running around with their verbal shtick.Considering the headache inducing amounts of real estate info out there, I'm almost reaching a point where I want to just focus on working jobs and finding better jobs just to clear my damn head!!