Double digit returns, must be a killer deal, right?

(Definitely not 4-digit-$$)Need your honest thoughts and inputs on this :) 

2-4 family inventory, specifically, is up 52%.We are seeing just a 4% annual increase in YOY compared to double-digit increases in recent years. 

Essentially, each property owner has two accounts, one in USD for rental income, property management transactions, and commission paid to me, now the other account is in a foreign currency and deals mostly with the rental expenses and transfers from their USD account to cover these expenses.Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I do have decent photos taken with a digital SLR, but I didn't manipulate them in anyway.

Solid post and would agree with everything - but the last one - "Local or National Expert" - I do think there is still value here but I would say this is the one area that is being I'd argue reduced in importance via technology and ability to reach people digitally and remotely - but like you said, its really more important for people trying to scale - where if its your first or second, local probably makes a lot of sense

Additionally, the costs of fixed rate seconds and HELOC's could come down from the double digits or make cash out refinances more feasible to tap equity for those with low first rate mortgage loans. 

It sounds like you won't have any trouble qualifying..In Oregon there are some tenant laws that can restrict active CAP rates, but those with current market rents (or that can attain them near term) can approach double digit return rates.

Some may have to decrease a little on those double digit increases. 

I am rather vocally against crypto currency, mainly because I don't understand it.