The warehouse market has even less supply (Portland has a small fraction of the warehouse space of Seattle, especially industrial space) so the rapid increase in demand has affected that market even more.

You find out what % might work in your area and what won't -  then have an easier time quickly scanning through properties.  

Personally, I use video and walk slowly to scan slowly to cover any surfaces or items that could be damaged. 

They can scan it in and match it almost perfectly.

It is also climbing too rapidly for anyone to use it as a currency.

You can instantly create and email professional looking "scanned" documents with your phone.

:PWhen I scanned to make this pdf that's been downloaded a bunch of times, I did quite literally take it out of the trash can.

IE I don't have to fed ex the original deed back they can record with a scan..

I myself just proposed a combo of taking over a seller's note and having the seller doing a carry back  note for the remainder of the sale price, I look forward to figuring out the structure rapidly if they get back to me with an interest to move forward with the unconventional financing. 

I mean, the rapidity with which Ashcroft seems to find deals, and the state of Florida cause me a tad bit of concern, but I think they have a good thing going.