You're correct, it does limit you just like owning a condo does (surprise assessments, not being able to rent, etc.) 

You'll be pleasantly surprised.

That is conservative in better locations, but I prefer to be happily surprised by my repairs rather than subsidizing my properties!   

With the future in mind, it should come as no surprise that building owners, landlords, and property management companies are working hard on cracking the code on what amenities Millennials want when renting.

I'm surprised they'd allow six owners to live there and not pay into an association.

If you have buyers that only want a house for $20,000 but you have a house under contract for $40,000 don't be surprise if sell that house especially if its a real good deal. 

I can't seem to make out if that is applicable to investments (duplex or triplex), I'm surprised (and happy) at the fact there's no minimum residency period!

Through experience and observation there are endless scams in the Real Estate Industry. I'm a math guy, I do the numbers and can forecast value, so a scam is pretty obvious to me. I've been reading BP on and off for o...

Am I surprised by the influx of major large development?

I surprised at how much I love it.I happen to also be working in the Metro Atlanta area as well; then branching out to Florida or Detroit area next.