A few years ago, they were abundant for $100K or less.

Locals have the advantage if they stay active and know their stuff (in any market) but there’s plenty of room for and an abundance of investors coming in from all over and many deals out there for the ones that are serious about getting in. 

It refers to a situation where an individual becomes overwhelmed by the abundance of information and options available, leading to an inability to make decisions or take action.

As of right now, there isn't an abundance of deals, but they still come up from time to time and should as time goes on.

., based on amenities, upgrades and location.My question is this, aside from Southern Utah, what other areas around the United States offers a reasonable cost of living index and an abundance of inexpensive golf courses? 

But the two things I look for the most are an abundance of snapped/snapping tabs and obvious popping of nails or other tears in the shingle.

Is there a demand for rentals, or an abundance?

After listening to an abundance of podcasts and lurking the boards, I am asking the ultimate beginners question:  For the Cleveland investors, what are the odds of holding a "2 percent" or even strong "1 percent" rental portfolio on the west side of town in desired neighborhoods?  

3)Do you think the sudden availability of more abundant funding will make still investing a good idea because you can capture the spread between the funding rate and the (much lower) return like many funds are doing now?

Is there a high demand for homes or an abundance?