Makes big sense to them to pay good money, but for you as the investor wanting to resell it, you couldn't pay that much and make money.Florida....just being devil's advocate...wouldn't you want to buy in a place that has high demand and the chances of selling or values better, than in the little town I described above where there is no demand and no growth?

The fact there are people out there who are willing to pay their hard earned money to learn this blows my mind. 

Tyson was a brawler, awesome at powerfully fighting his way out of a corner and landing devastating blows.

Blows my mind how many people over the past few years would laugh at 8% and be like "well I can get 18% from XYZ".

Always have an advocate representing you that can discuss & diffuse things with the inspector.  

Ya know what blows my mind is being a person of pre-internet, is just how many people will throw $ away on BS "Guru" packages vs just googling a dang thing and finding the plethora of FREE info to answer it all.... 

Good god socialism blows.

I also can't afford to have the roof blow off again and have no recourse.

I've read quite a bit about the Raleigh Durham area RE market blowing up because of all the corporations that continue plans to move/grow there; the eye catching announcement a while ago being Apple with their 10 year plan of adding a few hundred more employees each year.

If the properties are cash flowing then you are blowing that money elsewhere and if you do not change your habits you will be back in the same spot.