James HiddleMakes me wonder if Zillow has some human or program error in certain regions.

Bottom line is, its human nature to see more and then ask for more.

@Dana Chen That is my faith in humanity is restored story for the week.

However, if you had that kind of dough you'd also know a few things about human nature: many, if not most, salespeople are lazy and misread people.

In addition, until recently humans have not built efficient housing.  

But even so, (according to the US Govt. because the structure is in a Lower Socioeconomic area, that will cause children who live there to Desire to eat Lead Paint and give them Brain Damage, but living in Brighton doesn't cause this same Desire).Why the US Department of Commerce is concerned about this (and not the US Dept. of Health and Human Services) seems to be a mystery, but that's the US Government sometimes.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Consider volunteering with Habitat for Humanity if you lack construction knowledge, you can pick up a lot from some of the guys that work on those homes.

I plan to pay of my first investment loan-principle as fast as humanly possible with my savings (20k per year) and any yearly cashflow capital from that property.

Food is a "basic human right" before shelter, but Publix doesn't accept excuses as form of payment.

I believe the core of this belief comes from the human need to self rationalize.