We have artificially inflated prices, in most of the areas with cash sales to out-of-state folks, or local cash buyers( who just don't know any better).

Same recessed steel medicine cabinet in both?

@Melanie Fairchild Looking for insight on where the college rentals are, where the new school of medicine is going to be, and is there any areas that are just not worth owning in?  

Either way you both avoid taxes - pretty good deal.Buying the property for an artificially low amount to avoid taxes would be considered tax evasion and is illegal.

I am co-founder of a startup developing Artificial intelligence based monitoring tech to constantly watch out for any issues either with tenants or maintenance issues.  

I don't necessarily have the expertise to know which semiconductor, artificial intelligence, marijuana, or blockchain company is going to be the next big winner; however I do know that regardless of how one company does, these industries are on the rise, therefore I invest in ETFs that follow the index of these industries I just mentioned.

Coved ceilings, trays, deatailed fireplaces, arched doorways, hardwood floors everywhere, tongue and groove fir front porches.Converted wall hollows from the telephone cubby or ironing table hidaway or inset medicine cabinet.

There's pretty much no way around it -- after keeping interest rates artificially low for so long, all assets are now incorrectly priced, and everything breaks down when interest rates rise.

What would you do if eminent domain was exercised on your property at today's artificially devalued pricing, funded by the money printing machine?

Again, I like real estate fine now with the artificial stock prices caused by low interest rates, but let's just be honest about the return.