In most markets you can always find a deal its just being ready to pull the triggerIm from Metro Detroit area and Im Buy and Hold strategy but if I'm using only around 7k-8k its nothing in Midtown or Downtown because those areas are for sure on the up rise but Im talking Eastside and Westside areas mainly because of my cash I have

On 2 of his bids he sent me one was inflated by $7500 and the other $5800!!  

Ironic that he can hit me with inflated costs for those items when he's at fault for pushing them up.

We don't want to make a bad investment, but we also don't want to sit around on our savings and lose $ to inflation, lose the opportunity at low interest rates, or watch the SA market appreciate even more without being in it.What do you think?

I've googled and the best info I can find is that the water source is either from rising water, condensation, or penetration.

So there has been rumblings of the current administration trying to find additional tax savings anywhere they can.A crazy notion has been to look at doing away with the 1031 exchange. This goes against every founding ...

Some insurance companies carry all or most insurance you need but the plans are inflated.

I'm only looking at real estate investments for the real estate portion of my portfolio, so a comparison to non-real estate assets isn't helpful.Have you ever looked at Fund Rise's rating system?

At the time they used to have 1 month vacation and strong inflation.

The other homes pitched by wholesalers are priced so far above $200K (above the median homebuyer's price), meaning that you have to risk more and more of your capital by selling at an even higher price point, which likewise decreases the size of the pool of eligible, and qualified buyers.As my good friend, @Scott Wagoner, stated pretty clearly in a recent post here on BP, that the investor community is being squeezed by rising prices for wholesale property, but retail prices aren't increasing as much nor keeping pace.