So until supply loosens buyers will be forced to get creative and pay up.I don’t think it’s the overall crazy demand like you’ve seen in single families driving up prices- there is just literally almost zero double inventory.I did three doubles last year and still shocked I picked them up at decent prices in Lakewood.

>you don't need to bash the Carl's in order to make a point.When the Carls were saying drive to vacation markets were recession proof, some BP users, including myself, pointed out that they (the Carls) had not been through a major recession (and this is not a major recession but a slight slow down).  

I don't think your mortgage factors in at all. 

It was sold at auction and Clark County Credit Union purchased it and built a credit union building onsite with a drive thru coffee building at the west end of the site.

I'm curious, if you were to invest elsewhere, what areas would you consider and what factors would drive your decision?

They're gonna drive Uber prolly.

That will give you a better idea of your true interest rate factoring the closing fees. 

Listened to @Dave Meyer's great interview with @James Dainard this week and it's got me thinking about zoning. I've always found zoning fascinating. Personally I have thought buying in mixed use zoning could be an int...

either...or even a 2055 drive by appraisal.

It also pulls data on pre-foreclosures and auctions, which can be useful for off-market deals.Deal Machine shines if you’re focusing on driving for dollars and building your own leads.