I currently have a client that has asked me for advice on how to properly evict a tenant.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

Sky commuting would create such an abundance that the commute would cease to be a factor in price.My later thought, in the early 2000s, was that Marriott should stand up an air service using Moller's any-day-now flying car, as they had both the real estate for landing pads (parking lots or rooftops) and the clients who want to go to those locations. 

When a great deal pops up you’ll recognize the value and act because you were trained and knew in your mind what a 50-100-200k house should look like

Investigate how they are recognized in your state.

I'm a GC, not because I flip my own properties, but I do a lot of work for other clients besides myself.

@Conrad Kostrzewa - I have had plenty of clients buy in Chicago and move away. 

Last I checked he wasn’t taking new clients but that may have changed as that was a while ago.

Also note that if you were to purchase the property from them, your purchase price would become YOUR basis in the property and if you're paying below market prices, then you have a built in gain as well that would be recognized when you sell it if you sell for more than what you paid for it.I have the names of CPAs/attorneys if you need, though they're mostly in San Diego and Southern California.

I looked at a 2 fam property for a client and the price difference in insurance was absurd compared to the additional rent, not to mention pool up keep.