Its pine though.. not doug fir that we have here in Oregon that has sky rocketed..along with sub contractor price creep.. but at least for now we have been able to raise price to keep margins were we need them.. but not sure we can go much higher.. something will have to give.. if building slows down subs will start to lower prices.. but we don't see that in the two markets I am in at this time.  

Account Closed it is so great to hear how interesting Huntsville has become for people in terms of investing. i guess i got lucky by house hacking while in school there. i knew it was a great city because i have worked hospitality there for many years and knew the level of talent coming into the city from out of state and figured it would no longer be considered just a place for hicks and rocket scientists lol

I am using Rocket City Property Management and so far I am satisfied with them.

Luckily, you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to flip houses.

Austin real estate has been on a rocket trajectory the last few years and I'm hoping the same for Indy (my former hometown)!

Not really rocket science.

This doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out.

It rocketed up since then (according to zillow, for what's that's worth), but has lost almost all that value since then.

Maybe they don't realize that it was sky rocketing assessments (that weren't tied to an increase in property values) in the first place that led to its passage among other things.

The market here is under the control of the hedge funds who are happy to buy for a 4% cap after redecoration and since they've got here we have retail prices rocketing.