This is 100% speculation from my brain of course, but this is an interesting topic nonetheless.

If you are an investor and you want a clean and easy experience, invest in San Francisco or New York City where you will have to pay 1 million dollars, you will yield 3-4%, you will subject yourself to tremendous speculation and unfavorable landlord tenant laws but you will have a clean and easy experience (and even then you would be surprised when you get hit with a 7K maintenance issue which will essentially wipe out your whole return!). 

But that's just speculation.

Tough to speculate or know exactly what's going on with her situation.

Are you investing to make a profit starting TODAY, or are you speculating and buying a liability?

I am curious if that has something to do with the influx of speculators buying properties that could never cash flow.Anyway, my belief is that if you are considering or relying on these fees you are going down the wrong road.

I know it's not really great to speculate but the money supply seems to be on a upside trend that's unlikely to stop.

Anyways, I digress....speculation isn't helpful.  

Appreciation is just speculation.

Boom" areas are almost always heavily speculative.