Hearing this kind of thing repeatedly is a gut punch every time because the diminished ethics of other businesses make me look bad- but I'll tell you as an honest provider...

Also, recent newspaper articles have stated the fact that FHA approved condominiums can and are losing their approval if the units in the Condo are being used for short term rentals.The short term market is growing and inventory is diminishing but before diving in do your due diligence. 

I'm actively making deals, but most out this way want too close to Market value as supply is diminishing.   

As long as you make a point to take all relevant questions and add them to your listing/check in packet, those occurances will diminish.

Tiny homes are nothing more than a fad and like all fads will diminish with time when the next fad moves in.

I figure the value of a utility structure like those is based around its rebuild cost diminished by an amount for age/condition.   

That “$50k in profit” quickly gets diminished when you analyze a deal and run the numbers properly. 

I definitely think there's a point of diminishing returns.

Basically, you greatly diminish your exit strategies when buying in a floodplain. 

By which I mean there will be free national websites for commercial  like Zillow or Trulia where you can see everything people are offering for sale and what they're asking, Sort of like CREXI or Loopnet or the one that was sued out of existence but more complete and comprehensive.But I don't think that will stop the 'pocket listing' process because that happens today in residential with really sought after properties.Nor do I think it will diminish the value of a really good commercial broker.When Zillow/Trulia/Redfin all came out people predicted all of the RE agents would lose their jobs and no one would ever pay a real estate commission again.