As technology continues to take center stage in the 21st century, many businesses and industries are looking for ways to leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) as part of their operations.

- Consider artificial plants for a touch of green without the upkeep.Natural Touch: - Plants add a refreshing element and create a spa-like atmosphere

@Eric JamesMost buyers North Americans are happy to pay cash for several reasons: 1) they can get a higher return on their cash than with most other "safer" investments, 2) they buy in Mexico / Puerto Vallarta in order to diversify their investments overseas in a market where prices aren't artificially held high buy leverage and artificially low interest rates and 3) they realize that, when real estate prices in their home markets become too disconnected from rents (who can't grow to the sky) and interest rates inevitably go up, prices can (significantly) drop like they did in 2007-8. 

On houses that have small yards I have done artificial(but real looking, they've come a long way) grass.

An artificial hassle. 

I do not have personal experience investing in flyover states, so take this with a grain of salt.This is my 'gut reaction,' which could 100% be totally off & I'll defer to those with actual experience 100%...Any place you are buying that has tenants paying 2x in rent what they could otherwise pay in PITI because the [ $70k * 3.5% = $2450 ] down payment is too much of a down payment for them to save up, isn't exactly going to have high quality low maintenance intelligent people as tenants. 

I know inflation will slowly send my real estate values up through the years, (though for real value: I am not intelligent enough to say whether it will be higher or lower) and with a my current financing structure I will do more than alright if I hold on for the next decade or so.The portfolio is structured on a 20 year term, of which I am 6 years through.

Jegan - unfortunately you have not provide enough information to allow an intelligent response.

Either they are a fool or you are, or perhaps both, but not neither.I won't even begin to get into the gaping flaws in your logic about valuation ... that shows either ignorance on real estate valuation or an attempt to artificially pump up values using valuation methods that are not valid.

too many variables to answer intelligently