Yep and it also depends heavily on interest rates as well. 

I'm looking for SFH or duplexes (which seem to be rare), heavily leaning towards turn key or something with minor rehab (cosmetic work).

That stuff people are buying at 7 caps in the peak of the market in questionable areas that are doing OKAY right now because economy is super strong will heavily suffer on the down swing.

I was heavily involved in multifamily in Los Angeles and moved to OC and quickly realized that multifamily was tough down here.

I was pretty certain that we would be able to get back in and find assets this time around, but when bigger players come in throwing around those kinds of buy numbers, I'm not sure it's going to be a space we sink into that heavily.

The choice between both options will depend heavily on your set of skills and market.

What I have found is that it is heavily dependent on the number of comps in the market you are looking for.

He was addressed about these and apologetic, but we'd had some experiences with him that made us think he was either drinking heavily or on something else that made him act very different from his normal respectful demeanor.

One of the big things with Zillow is that they pull info from public records and rely heavily on agent feedback.

Also, there are rumors that the current mayor may be making 2nd street (one of the main heavily trafficked roads in Harrisburg) a two way street in the Midtown area, which is one of the plans to help rebuild the area.