I agree David most info I see is biased. 

This is not FOX News - all other information is considered bias and generally not read or viewed by Tea-Partiers.But - this is fiction and is a youtube rant, so it may go over well.

For one, in my experience it's actually harder to deal with them directly a lot of times than it is with the affiliates because customer service isn't always their strong point (some companies are an exception) but for two, and more importantly, dealing direct with a local turnkey company will only give you biased advice.

If the population of Detroit could overcome its heavy liberal and entitlement-oriented bias and demand conservative, fiscally sound, and business-friendly policy that encourages business innovators to come to Detroit there could be a renaissance.

I do live and specialize in Phoenix, so I am biased 😉But also, on a webinar right now with a local housing economist that just went over this slide.While other states may be seeing strong job growth, I would argue that nowhere else is the majority of their growth concentrated within a single metropolitan area like we are seeing in Phoenix: 

A lot of the people saying LA is bulletproof and the place where billionaires are made suffer from recency bias, meaning they are basing their forecast for appreciation on the past 5 years of exceptional growth. 

I believe strongly that I have to protect against my own bias about how much money I can get in rent. 

Itay,I may be slightly biased, however, there are some phenomenal options available in southern Wisconsin right now.

We all have the bias from over-influence by authority to some degree.

This is awesome news and it couldn't have happened to a nicer person on Bigger Pockets (although I'm a bit biased!)