I'd double check that, or expect your taxes to be raised dramatically during the next assessment

I have a feeling these people are being a bit dramatic but I've heard this in a few different arenas now and I'm curious to know if they know something I don't. 

But return on investment (ROI) gets a big boost as does IRR.

The National Association of Realtors® is the second largest lobbying organization in the country, I suspect they would throw all their cash reserves at trying to prevent this kind of thing, but there is also a good chance Amazon's model would resonate with local governments as a way to boost the economy as not paying 5-6 percent to sell would increase a homeowner's discretionary spending money and increase the collective net worth of homeowners to the tune of hundreds of billions dollars.

In the coming years, the way people hold and transfer assets are going to change dramatically. 

https://www.wsj.com/articles/overhaul-boosts-credi...More preapprovals mean more people to buy your flips, close on lease options, and more likely to sell their home.

@Jeremy Taylor - This may help:Linear = conservative markets where price appreciation is typically slow and steady - the up and down cycles aren't very dramatic and cash flow is great.

US population is still growing due to immigration and even in other countries where population is stagnating or declining (Europe, Japan)  housing prices and rents haven't dropped dramatically to my knowledge. 

Unless you need to pay your bills immediately, taking down a few properties a month instead of assigning them can dramatically increase the profitability of your company.

@Mark De sagun, Being familiar with Bakersfield, I can say that prices are up dramatically from the bottom like most places but I still see investors putting together cashflowing deals.