I know sellers typically inflate the price artificially because of the lower interest rate but it still seemed reasonable based on comps. 

Residential purchase and coop (TIC) to sell off some of asset to reduce investment to artificially reduced amount (Resulting equity at far less than value).  

Of course, she said it was fun but it was clearly not if I left the house for a few days like I went to Florida for a week and I  was completely fine never used any medicine at all the whole time I was gone I came back and after being back about 30 minutes  I sneezed probably 20 times have a horrible headache.

Chicora, Cherokee, Union Heights, etc have all historically been great rental markets, but the opp zones have created artificial price increases that won't help you unless you're exchanging for tax purposes.

Thanks to the rise of the middle class and the country's transformation, there is real economic growth, people are getting wealthier and real estate becomes more affordable to them, which supports a healthy growth in property prices.Compare this to the saturated markets of the US or Canada, whose economies have been pretty much stagnant for decades and where the main if not only way to prop up already unaffordable property prices is by bringing the artificially low interest rates ever closer to 0.Converting a developing economy into a developed economy doesn't come without growing pains.

In real estate, having worn shorts and a polo; and in medicine, wearing scrubs.

He used to visit open houses and check the medicine chest for pills he needed to support his addictions (mostly opiates).

I know this might be hard medicine to hear, but customer/tenant satisfaction should be considered to some degree. 

Does requiring sellers to pay buying agent commissions foster anticompetitive behavior and artificially inflate commissions (they will only show or favor listings with the highest commissions)?

Yet, I'm thankful that it's a car, and not something like alcohol or drugs.My Dad and I are both in medicine.