As the graphic notes there was a period when house prices fell because manufacturing techniques improved enough to drive down prices independent of what land values might have been doing.I wonder how much of the recent noise in house prices relates to better information flow given the Internet.

Has anyone posted the graphic for the "History of Home Values".

Maybe a graphical timeline sort of thing. 

Calling on Ben Leybovich, Brian Burke, @Chris Salerno, @Grant Cardone, @Alina Trigub, @Ola Dantis, @John Casmon...Since the graphic above is not very clear, below are the cities that are still in Expansion Phase:AustinBostonChicagoColumbusDetroitHoustonJacksonvilleKansas CityLas VegasLos AngelesMilwaukeeMinneapolisNew OrleansNew YorkNorfolkN.

(Graphic 1)Currently we are at the weakest level since May 2011.

I will be doing a before and after showcase of that project so I'll be sure to throw you some props.

She is a graphics designer and makes pretty good money, while also grinding most nights and creating an Etsy portfolio for passive income in the long run.She is very hesitant in buying a Duplex.

It is a fact that well showcased houses sell 84 percent faster than those that are not.

I think it's important to point that out along with letting you know we have data to reinforce the numbers showcased like actual insurance quotes, leases, mngt contracts, etc. 

Take quality pics, preferably at the golden hour, showcasing as much of the home as you possibly can.