@Max Householder @Nathan Dehn @Patrick Queensen @Michael King I moved to St.

This happened by accident so I’m trying to make it more intentional by building a relationship with these companies like Toyota, Exxon, USAA etc (generally household name type companies) 

Although the market may not pop like in 2008, the fact that the average household cannot afford the average house price is alarming - its not even close!

I actually came across this one below in a BP post, The Comprehensive Guide to Commercial Real Estate Investing by Ian Formigle. 

Brian - We've written comprehensively about those topics on the BiggerPockets Blog, and it has certainly come up many times here on the forums as well.

You should up your reading comprehension skills.

I would say the crisis is pretty much caused by the beautiful "american dreams" that every household in the U.S. should have their own houses, even for those who actually really can not afford in the long run -- that is the initial purpose of the government supported institutions, such as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- to lend money to those who can not afford in the long run.

This Trulia economist does say what he is basing his conclusions on (price versus fundamentals such as income, income growth, household formation and rents).  

Bathroom molds on shower curtains, etc. are just house hold molds that need to be cleaned.

@Gary Clisele   On city-data you can look at the crime, population, median property value, household income for the area.