If it was even worth that to begin with, which is a stretch in most cases.It's mind boggling the amount of money people are dropping on this stuff.

The amount new people have to learn and absorb is absolutely mind boggling.

The sad truth is most who spend unnecessarily on asset protection have no understanding of what they paid for or understand how the entity structure will actually benefit them which is even more mind boggling.

It boggles me how many say this ridiculous notion that when the financing get's way cheaper, then they will buy, as if they will have opportunity to buy at this price.

It's not a mind-boggling salary, but it's enough, and the economical decision would be to move into a LCOL area and thrive.

The market/media perception of this is so skewed it boggles my mind. 

Compare that to Providence, with 5500 hotel rooms, 1700 of which are within walking distance of their arena.This has a direct impact on the City not being eligible to host NCAA and major conference sporting events.The data in this article is mind-boggling.

In MA that is now commonplace to waive inspections which is mind-boggling in some of these older homes but it's working for buyers.I'd never advocate completely waiving on the buy side, just too risky for my blood but on the sell side its like Christmas morning to see a waived inspection.

Hi Everyone,I'm a data scientist interested in buying out of state property, and it boggles me how difficult it is to find US-wide real estate market data at the metro/city-level. 

Thanks Paul,I've found quite the opposite.We buy lists and cold call, buy cheap, renovate fair and sell for market value.I see investors buying crap on the MLS, spending too much on rehab and are into the property for 30% more than they would be if they just bought turnkey.But that's in my market at least.For example, we are selling B class for sub $100,000 and I'm seeing folks buying D class for $80,000 (That needs work).It's mind boggling to me and for the first time in 10+ years it got me thinking the market will go to $%@ if this keeps happening.You mentioned "No wonder we go for realtor-contractor-PM self-help way rather than blindly trusting a one-stop-shop to make the most for us".This in my opinion isn't true turnkey.It's a hybrid model that I see many doing and who is to blame if things go South?