I don't compete against them in Columbus but do in Cincinnati, so I won't say anything about them as my opinion would need to be taken with a grain of salt.  

(Actually, going somewhat against the BP grain, I've pretty much decided on leaving the equity in, for now, and going with the CF.)Meanwhile, I recently bought another "my home" house across town in a neighborhood with not quite as bright a future as the first but still with lots of potential appreciation and planned nearby development that is going to change the neighborhood in a major way.

So, take their advice with a grain of salt. 

But then in 1Q16 San Fransisco is supposedly still at the same point in the cycle.I dunno, it aligns somewhat with what I'm seeing in the real world but I take all analysis like this with a grain of salt.I also think it's a little silly to say there aren't ever bubbles.

I like the city a lot and the food is great!

Huge fan of the food, nighttime activities, and marina bay sands! 

Just read the following article that should be food for thought... http://www.housingwire.com/articles/32235-homeowne...Will Detroit rebound?

Full disclosure I havent done my own DM campaign yet so take everything i say with a grain of salt.

Of course, that's one man's opinion so take it with two grains of salt. :0)

Take Brandon's comment with a grain of salt - his enthusiasm can supersede his sense of the obvious :)Perhaps, you could look at a tri-plex :)