When I asked about it, I was told there use to be a gas station at the end of the street and the underground tanks might have leaked gasoline into the soil.The rule used by realtors is disclose, disclose, disclose. 

Those whole recent run-up was organic, now there just setting up the piping for the gasoline, wait to see that all come on, lol.     

The loose monetary policy in 2018 and 2019 was predictably going to lead to this...then the 2020 money supply increase threw gasoline onto the already burning fire.So after the same thing happened in the 1970s after home prices rose 200% in just a few years under these conditions, what happened next?

When I moved to SF for grad school we used to marvel at how our counterparts in the midwest could by homes while we were still sharing bedrooms to get by.This was my query just now for studios in SF.  

@Joe and valuations only looking high because I remember 30 cent gasoline.

We have yet to discuss this with the family member, but in assuming we will have to stay somewhere besides a hotel because of pets, the $50 will be barely adequate to cover the gasoline cost and the cost to eat a warm meal before we can get down there.

They are still pretty expensive compared to their dumb counterparts.

Are you that guy that would evict your tenants, baseball bat and a can of gasoline???

I keep a gasoline generator for myself, but if the tenants want a generator, they are on their own.

I have a rental with a front lawn about the same size as this, but mine is even steeper - and the tenant mows it with an electric mower (which given the slope and the possibility of tipping, electric mower is safer than gasoline).