Shiller did his PHD at MIT in 60s w fellow student Dr Jeremy Seigel, whose latest edition of Stocks for the Long Run does a deep dive into US inflation, basically we had none from 1809 till 1945, house prices flat, then post WW2, lots of inflation and house prices up, if you remove the inflation, the red line in last chart above, house prices nearly flat again.

It's fantastic to see your enthusiasm for diving into the real estate industry and connecting with like-minded individuals.

I'll chat about the realtor side and she'll go deep on lending.

I've analyzed about 75 "deals" listed on that site and not a one of them were acquired deep enough to flip.

Have a deep conversation, and maybe even grab coffee, and then stay in touch with them.

If your a skier, deep sea fished, golfer, etc you can do it while doing REI.  

It was Indian land Ahedo or how ever you pronounce it we went deep into it the timber existed but who owned it ?

Every week I write a brief, hopefully insightful, dive into real estate and financial markets, for all you tubular dudes and dudettes out there.What am I listening to?

Quote from @Mohan Deep: I must provide them a statement within 21 days of anything that I am holding from their security deposit but the bill won't be generated for another 35 days.

Places like Tuscaloosa and Akron that are mid-size markets that I can get to know well are where I'm leaning for now, but I really have no clue where I'm going to dive in yet and am open to any suggestions.