Because of the low interest rates and we weren't affected by other major housing market since we have the oil boom,military base, and colleges everything skyrocketed in the recent years.  

So, while I have this mentor, and while we are building rapport and trust, as the stakes get higher, my desire to touch base with other experts skyrockets.  

Posted by the Austin Business Journal today.  Question:  Does this change your rental strategy?  Help your market analysis?  http://bizj.us/143lwp

Originally posted by @Jordan Redar:"I don't know how volatile these adjustable rates are, so I want to make sure I'm not taking over a lien that is going to sky rocket.""

There is also nothing like a home loan to skyrocket you credit score. 

Word is already out and the property is skyrocketing.

It involves far less risk than purchasing a luxury rental and hoping the value will skyrocket sometime in the next three decades.

My husband and I own a number of rental properties, mostly ones he picked up last time the foreclosure market skyrocketed.

The fact that inventory stopped skyrocketing like it was in Q3 of 2013 is a good sign.

In addition, you're starting to see rental growth rates slipping and with so much new construction going on, construction costs have been skyrocketing across the country.Like @Brian Burke said, today you can still buy at way below replacement cost, even in hot markets, so unless you're plenty experienced on construction and/or have millions to spend, I would stay away.