As long as banks and hedge funds continue buying up property no matter the cost, prices will likely continue to artificially inflate for a time.However, with inflation increasing at astronomical rates, an irresponsible government with zero accountability and unfettered spending, the same zero-accountability government also sharing a blurred line with corporate oligarchs that have aspirations of complete ownership of everything (and everyone if you pay attention), a lying emotional legacy media fear-mongering about war and disease while virtue-signaling on social issues, the younger generation not buying into the “American Dream” of owning a home or having children, and the absolute unwillingness of an egotistical public to believe anything not being pumped out of the black mirror in their living room, the future outlook for any market appears bleak to me.It’s an “everything bubble.”

@Viktor Semenyuk203k renovation costs are generally higher than the same project not doing a 203k mainly because 203k's require more work from the contractor, more paperwork for the contractor, and the contractor has to finance the renovation. 

It is no longer about one persons opinion, it's just investment math and that math is no longer being ignored by most investors today.The oligarchs thought they could fight Putin, too.

Quote from @Viktor S.: Quote from @Zane Wright: WOW!!

@Viktor B. 

-Viktor Frankl“Good enough, isn’t”-Alex Honold’s MomGreat thread Nathan!

Thanks,Viktor

Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor Frankel I do not use this phrase lightly: it is a book that altered the way I viewed human the human condition and my brief time on earth. 

@Viktor Zguro you're spot on. 

@Viktor Stakhov congrats on the good 1st deal and the anticipated profits from it.