It’s definitley high but I believe the fundamentals are there to support it.

Phoenix had strong demographic and employment fundamentals coming into this pandemic.

BUT fact is REI is just ASSET Investment, many if not nearly all the principles and fundamentals of REI apply to other assets.

I can’t see any correlation between a fundamentally flawed and poorly executed business plan and the RE market as a whole. 

Once the music stops, company has no incentive to do buyback and more focus on real fundamental to create cash-flow/divident to the investor.

If I create that foundation, I'll have the fundamentals to potentially take things to another level.

I am at a crossroads and have three fundamental options:1) Should I pursue an analyst / associate position at an already established commercial investment company to learn the ropes and gain experience?

Additionally, the market is rarely, perhaps never, a perfect representation of its underlying fundamentals.

So we dont mention that this is what needs to happen.China responds by buying more commodities and gold etc that are valued in USD and therefore go up as the USD goes down.China owns the debt of the USA and while its devaluing they can buy more USA debt at cheaper prices and one day call it in.The key is getting spending under control so that internally you dont spend more than you make.....its really the fundamental part of economics.

But fundamentally I think most of these payment services are comparable with the main differentiators being: ease of tenant use, customer service, ease of implementation, and price... in that order for us. sparkRent.com looks like a very viable product (it was not in our 8 or so product evaluations 2 years ago).