Targeting markets with that type of historic appreciation, and fundamentals to drive further appreciation seem to make sense to me.

Found this article Even if a person qualifies for a reasonable accommodation under the statutes, a landlord does not have to waive a "no pets" policy if doing so would cause a great financial or administrative burden, if a "no pets" rule is a fundamental part of the housing program, or if the disabled person is not able to follow general rules of tenancy.

Im in NJ so the codes might be a lot different but most states I've worked in are fundamentally similar. 

I fundamentally disagree with the premise of this forum post.  

Any advice given is welcome, even if not asked for - I'm likely missing many fundamentals without even realizing, and i'm grateful for any contribution either here on in a PM...Please don't be shy!

Sustainable underlying fundamentals include population growth and income growth not credit expansion and investor in flows.  3.  

Reading is FUNdamental (yes I know I capitalized a portion of the word).  

The key is doing your homework, avoiding what the masses are doing, and and use fundamental analysis to evaluate the market conditions.

Market fundamentals are a bit off in that market -eg, inventory is creeping up, particularly on the condo side and prices are deemed to be overvalued.

The wacky guidelines of 2000 I dont want to see, there were no foundations for them and they got us into this mess.I like the fact that you mentioned the dotcoms, which was another sector that had no fundamentals and many ealy signs that people ignored.