Are you trying to expand rapidly? 

I've seen too many people on here with seemingly expansive real estate holdings in non-cash flowing markets that in one post talk about how much they own and in another post ask how they can borrow more money or get more equity of of their rapidly appreciating homes. 

In a hyperinflation situation, prices could rise rapidly far beyond the recent highs, but of course that will be meaningless if a loaf of bread costs $100!

STR rates on AirBnB (800-1000/night in summer)  for a SFH are astronomical compared to the  purchase price and this is one of the few Jersey Shore beach town with a reasonable entry price (though prices are rising rapidly, up~ 25% annually).  

If you have a lot of rapid check ins, you will notice something is broken or stained later and have NO idea who did it.

I do expect to purchase more in the future, but not sure I'll get into commercial or grow too rapidly.

Right now, I'm building a 42-unit apartment complex in Rapid City, South Dakota, that will be finished within 180 days, start to finish. 

You can clearly see drastic color contrast where he had maybe a clock on his living room wall.http://www.biggerpockets.com/photos/show/167601http://www.biggerpockets.com/photos/show/167597Thanks for the rapid response and help with uploading photos!

It is a high price to get into the market compared to other states and also the surrounding areas. however, in the long run, properties in this area increase in value, sometimes rapidly.  

I'm having a hard time finding a title company that will do assignments and double closings in the Grand Rapids area.