He waved, and I walked over and struck up a conversation about his new house paint, it looked great.

But I also notice that the good properties come in waves.  

We've been around 6-7 years from the last trough in 2009-10 and we are definitely closer to the peak of the wave than trough for the cycle.

Let's not forget that you now have a tax shelter and you still have a tenant paying down your mortgage while you can sit back and ride the waves of the market.

Property prices in Prague experienced about 10% increase in prices for last year so I hope to "catch the wave" and sell it while the price is still rising.

In Tampa we see this huge wave of building since the 2008 Crash.

Automated Entry/KeypadsI wound up going with Kwikset 910 locks with Z-Wave.

Real Estate is changing and I wanted to really catch the wave and not be stuck "cold calling" all day and waiting for an opportunity instead of creating a few along the way.

Typically as people move further out into the suburbs they demand more space not less (ie, huge house, not apt) Typically yes, but as Seattle expands it is pushing a wave of rising rents and tenants ahead of it.   

City was waving permit fees to spur new construction.