When you put in the COMPLETE math there is no comparison between real estate and wall street, real estate blows the doors off wall street every time. 

You can even blow insulation into walls from the inside without gutting the walls especially if you plan to patch and skim the walls anyways. 

Most of those complaining have heat pumps , which dont work well in 8 degree temps with wind blowing .

Hopefully they will get caught and never steal peoples money againHi Sandy,I’m out $20K+ because of them, and as a self-employed single Mum of two teenaged girls, this is a huge blow.

Point Breeze has numbers to back up the hype, big reason is that it has exploded by  Ori Feinbush from OCF who can be credited with blowing that neighborhood up, as he is doing with Grays Ferry, specifically evident of the properties closer to 25th street and even more so as you get to close to Washington where you see similar values and new builds as you do in Whitman and Pennsport (just the southern part really a few blocks north of Whitman, you're on point that the rest of Pennsport is better).  

I like investing in cities that are blowing up in terms of population, job growth, and companies moving and developing there.

The second one that I would call half of an eviction was a guest who kept blowing us off on making the payment that was getting later by the day.

Nobody truly knows which way the Fed or the wind will blow. 

Anything you buy in the Columbus Ohio market is currently blow up in terms of appreciation growth so it's one of those markets you want to hold the real estate for the rest of your life.

If I put all of my eggs in one basket (Florida in this case), paid off property and a hurricane blows everything away, FEMA is nowhere to be found and the insurance companies take years to pay what little claims they actually do pay, I suffer through it in a blown out house.