In fact, I don't need any money and I can still grow at a pace of at least $250k/year.  

The slower pace forecast may just be due to significant price gains from previous years that does require some correction.In the US generally, the growth in the last year was 7%+ and additional price growth forecasted for the next year.

Things down here aren't as dramatic as other markets - our population, like our property prices, grows at a slow and steady pace. 

My primary residence in PDX would be considered higher end probably 1 mil.. but I built it and was conservative my payment is less than rent.. so no problem owning it.If I lived out in the mid west I would be stacking rentals at a furious pace as that is the best play there. building and value add is not quite as good in many of htose markets all though its catching up.

He also advised the process would take 5-6 months in Hackensack (includes preliminary submission, formal public hearing - and that agenda is backed up).

The initial return is lower when prices keep pace with inflation.

Run your race at your pace with a strong real estate end goal and you'll juggle your way across the finish line happy and fulfilled.

I have 100% positive feedback from all sales of the manual on Ebay and they are selling at a good pace on Amazon.

Thank you for your reply @Jeremy Pace I was looking at Beechview.

I can understand one mistake trying to fix something, but to do the same time and time again for a LOT of mistakes seems to indicate some sort of plan or program.I think he understood very well that this time period will be his only opportunity to push forward that agenda and he must act fast.Thus he must have misrepresent the data to get that agenda across or he fully understood what was at stake and lied outright about how bad things were.What other middle ground is there really?