I'm not worried about being over-leveraged as the appreciation of the neighborhood continues to skyrocket.

Poured concrete vs wood framing alone is probably double right now as costs have skyrocketed on commercial poured concrete.

.$1188 for year 2013 on duplex in ct$1094 for year 2013 on duplex in ctI have another 4unit mixed commercial in CT coming up in July. rates have skyrocketed and companies don't want to insure anymore.

If you've rented it for more than three of the last five, you lose this exemption.All this made a lot more difference when values were skyrocketing and you could sell for a ton more than you paid just a few years previously.

My problem is I’m trying to get out of my apartment with rent skyrocketing and I just don’t have any money for a big down payment at my 64k salary with 80-90% going straight to either rent or bills.

Here's a kid that got his first deal with $0 down and favorable terms, then skyrocketed to 81 units in two years.

Housing prices are also skyrocketing, which means they are not able to even look at home buying yet.

Another big issue is the return on investment of rental property in my area; it doesn't quite make sense to me as the property values have sky rocketed again and I'm concerned about another bubble here.  

I'm asking myself as much as you :-) significant appreciation, however rents have skyrocketed in my 'hood. 

See article below about the DC market.http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Average-DC-Home-Homes-Skyrocket-22-Percent-in-a-Year-Report-230829271.html?