These properties also tend to increase more in price on a percentage basis when the market heats up (See my other post for link to chart).

To be precise I have done 3 Agreement For Sale purchases.

And if you want to see deflation over half a century, take a look at the historical chart for the 10 year yield.And, yes, you would think that about inflation/deflation. 

I used to have a chart on the wall showing all the big players, their minimum balance paydown to recast, and their fee.

Believe me - I see all the organizational charts.

You are just looking at a single chart.

Precisely why it was easy for people to walk away from their ridiculous loans back in '08-'09... they had no risk, nothing to lose, and that risk shifted to the lender. 

Account Closed, I appreciate your taking the time to respond and especially for the chart, but of course I have to strongly disagree with your statement of "anyone recommending SFR's over multi-unit properties doesn't have a clue and most-likely never owned multi-unit properties" is patently untrue, and well as conceited beyond what you have a right to be. 

Mike Cumbie - Precisely. 

I just don't see those signs right now.Here is a home ownership chart that reinforces my previous points: that's sums it up very well.