Initially way over priced compared to a mobile without the comfort or sustainability of a mobile home based on size.For me I see no motivation to build affordable housing.

And working long hours every week forever is not sustainable, without damage.  

So the I got to like the person really resonates with me as well..

And before all run to google and freak out, it's been happening for a considerable amount of time, the Fed as primary buyer for the securities, which include how the U.S. dollar and Gov. as a whole sustains life actually. 

Not enough Retirement homes, not enough workers, pay scale is not sustainable. 

I see it'd be more likely that we'd have a sustained period (5-7 years) of steady or slightly declining prices.

I believe 3% to be a healthy and sustainable rate of increase.

(or some other number that resonates with the public and makes them think that Sacramento is doing it's job).But Prop 13 is already showing cracks.In new home construction they call it "mello roos" and fees.

On another hand, with a buy and hold rental property for cash flow if the market crashes your more likely to sustain the wave.

I understand that landlords desire a "free" service, but running a business does involve real costs, and electronic rent collection does involve both fees and risks - and all of that has to be paid to have a long-term sustainable business.