Hype may increase the prices in the near future, but it may not.

And Eastie is dangerous...so much hype there, its easy to overpay 

(We looked extensively in Colorado as well)Deals are out there, but this one took us almost 6 months to find.Know your area(s), know your limits.We'll be trying for 4 this year, but as it is, not sure if the uber hype will last, or for how long.I appreciate all that I have gained from BP, and helped keep the encouragement going as it has been very tiresome looking at several hundred or even several thousand deals so far this last year.SO thank you all,Steve and Peg

When you have limited capital  and want equity growth every purchase counts.Some people are paying crazy prices thinking multifamily is a "can't lose" proposition because of all the media hype and coverage.

Don't believe all the hype, @Kirsten Mastro .

Saved myself a fortune.All the hype and sale tactics never seems to match the properties and I consider myself lucky for doing what I consider the minimal amount of due diligence.

I always have looked into MFH because they are always hyped, But I like to hear this perspective.

What would be ideal is something similar to how an executive coach or mentor would teach you, but without the hype and BS of the online programs.How do you guys recommend that I get started?

Should neighbors be fearful or is this the next new media hype?

Let's call it over-hyped.