With such low inventory , this will further inflate the values.

I’m thinking of getting the inflatable rubber bladder to plug up the lowest point on the stack and plugging the tub drain (tubs already installed), and all rough openings with a compressive / expanding rubber bung.

My initial take is that pricing and numbers are inflated and don't reflect the risk of a downturn in the local economy or the management situation.

A large minority of them will bring an inflatable bed with them. 

If the second partner is concerned about consummating due to taxes or if the consideration has been inflated to compensate for taxes due to the seller this might be a way to sweeten the pot for all.

Owner-occupants will pay way more for their dream home in the A class area in their city than they would for a C class rental property, and this over-inflation in nicer mostly owner-occupied areas causes these areas to be way too expensive.As far as screening, this is where property management pays for itself and FAR MORE. 

I currently live in Miami and feel it is very inflated and overall don't like what I am seeing that I would get for 300k-350k. 

When I see the trajectories of the stock markets, I'm thinking one thing: inflation.

Are you looking for a Core Asset to park money you won't need for awhile in to protect against inflation/market volatility?

. - I feel like these markets on the East side are pretty saturated and inflated.