As someone with an Economics background, it's really fascinating to speculate how the market will shift to adjust for the rapid increase in property values here.

Right now I'm just sitting on them since I talked the bank into escrowing 2 years of taxes and I got the taxes cut in half recently (I contested the taxes with the county and won) so they're actually paying taxes for 4 years.Its a fascinating deal though to think that you are now the owner/developer of a 22 lot complex and that you got that project with NO MONEY DOWN!

Fascinating!

It is, however, what I love to do, it's allowed me more life experience than most people my age, and is a huge factor in why I find real estate attractive.Here is a B&A from my first flip:I find the Detroit market extra fascinating, and I want to get my rental property feet wet while the town is still in repair.  

I thought I would pop into this thread - SUPER fascinating discussion - to share my experiences with @Trevor Mauch and Carrot, specifically in terms of conversion rate.This is our monthly, agency-wide conversion rate data.

I also have been fascinated by the theory of the 18-year cycle by Fred Foldvary from Berkley who in 1997 used the theory to predict the 2008 crash.

Long story short…she lost my wallet and that was the last time anyone every managed or controlled my money.Since that traumatic learning experience, I have been fascinated with saving money, making money and investing money.

The stereotypical wary Brit animal expert is fascinated by the creatures as they poke, prod and throw themselves into the fence and wall.

I am also fascinating by Reno.  

In real estate, I bring my clients a unique ability to show what a property can become or to interject in their fascinations as to why or why not the idea of "tearing down all the first floor walls" might not be entirely feasible, haha!