I would concur that the US economy is a freight train, but right now I'm not feeling convinced that the price appreciation we've seen isn't largely from falling interest rates and government intervention.  

In the end, all this government intervention is just prolonging things.

The government (and everyone that rents and wants someone else to give them handouts) ignores that this issue was created by government intervention and insists full control is the only way to fix it.

Government intervention and how that will/can change the market.

I knew there would be some valuable perspective on this topic.Seems like everybody is in agreement that commercial real estate is in trouble (unless there is some intervention like James described, which seems like a sound solution to me!) 

A new study published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology supports the argument that chocolate is very good for your heart.

In favor of more regulation and intervention seems to the left as well.

The article predicts less government regulation / intervention in the mortgage market will increase borrowing cost.I'm not sure how I feel about this.

What formula, calculation, divine intervention lead you to that dollar amount as something you knew you could move at 125k or at all?

In the acquisition side of the business, other than needing to write the checks for earnest money deposits, my acquisition team can run and get properties even with minimal intervention on my part.