Along with the mass movement of the general public who are jumping into landlording and who 20 years ago would have been content with the stock market.

., so in concept #1, if you paid for the house 25k, now its worth 70-80K, lets say u refinance and get 50K cash and go buy 4 houses with that as a downpayment...That is money movement, right?

They hear the words private placement, see fancy offering materials, and watch rousing deal webinars and they get that excited (premature) bowel movement feeling.The financial protections (net worth and/or income) from the high risks of private placements are important and just having the knowledge part may not be sufficient protection. 

BRRR relies on leverage, so you need to be sure your rent won't drop below your debt service coverage. if you also have no equity, you're in a TIGHT spot with no movement. the real trouble with crashes isn't just that your business might take a wack, it's all the stuff that happens around you.

Also they'll run a static water test or scope the plumbing to make sure that the pipes didn't crack due to the movement of the house.  

I did a little research and found out it's bank owned and a real estate agent I spoke with said "there's no movement on it at all" (whatever that means!). 

With this movement gaining track maybe we see people move inland to those rural areas throughout the country (or even abroad!)

In regards to rentals, i took the last year and condensed my portfolio and sold off some rentals i had purchased before the recession that have been negative income for many many years now, so i am out of those positions with the equity at almost a break even, because i feel personally that the next few years the pricing movement isn't sustainable and its going to shake up the market again, idk if it could call for another recession, but i feel it needs some correction soon.Im very tempted to just hold my cash now for the rates to rise in hopes of the prices to settle down and instead of leveraging my next deal, that i would just flat out pay for it in cash, because then i dont have to worry about the high price of mortgage interest eating into my passive income, i know this is against most, but i feel like investors in my area just pulling bullcrap deals together and rehabbing them for nearly no profit, just to stay busy.

On my request, USREEB sent a Structural engineer and this is from his report based on visual review: "The foundation walls of the house have experienced some common movements for a slab and the house shows signs of some stress cracks which have been patched in the past.

I don't know anyone doing 15% down for commercial.Read through the selling guide (link below) and then contact Rob Haser @ Movement Mortgage.