@Doran Summers I got a conventional loan through Movement Mortgage. 

Obviously that's not everything but a critical part of the financial movement.

Ive never seen any movement, there are no cars there however there is a porch light on and another light on in the house which has never been turned off when I drive by. 

BTC (unless a BTC printer system emerges) will most likely be perpetually inflationary because of this, regardless of temporary dips.Why did Bitcoin jump up so high recently?

Splitting these mountains, thousands of commuters made their daily southerly decent into the city along “The 51” highway, creating a slow inch worm like progressive movement of metal.

@Joe P.So I was thinking of house hacking in Philadelphia, I’ve been keeping a close eye on the market and there are over 30 new listings a day on MLS sites this month (a slight exaggeration with every day).What would be your analysis on this movement?

What I was saying is that he continues to refer to "speculators" as dice rollers and that his comparisons to cash flow and appreciation/speculation are unfair.A typical definition of a speculator is 'someone that takes large risks, especially with respect to anticipating future price movements, or gambling, in the hopes of making large gains.'

So to stay or expand either way is going to depend on your risk tolerance and the movement of the market.One thing 1031 wise that struck a chord was your statement about resetting the depreciation clock with a 1031. 

And then perpetually with a third, fourth home, and so on?

Rather than perpetuate this nonsense, I'll just say good luck.