There’s an interesting legislative history— initial drafts were much more friendly to housing providers, but HUD threatened to withdraw its Fair Housing enforcement funds bc it would not be “substantially equivalent” to the Federal law. 

American History), I can confidently say... nobody  knows what's going to happen.  

That's the absolute best mentorship seen in the history of the world. 

Without going into a history lesson, waiting for these companies to fade away is like waiting for CANCER to just pass through your system!

I suppose if the area did not have a long history of appreciation and you thought it could appreciate that would be speculating.

Well history has a tendency to repeat itself.Best of Luck And may Abraham's God Bless You!

And that resume has to show that you didn't stop your formal education after the 12th grade.I think if I had it to do over again, I would have pursued a liberal arts undergraduate degree, using those years to learn more about history, the arts, literature, language, etc.

He’s ignorant when it come to cash, but very educated and structurally sound when it comes to derivatives, logarithm, history, chemical composition just about anything.

Jobs and scarcity will  keep prices from cratering  but history has shown it can happen.. in the great recession of 1989 to 1992  .. values in those areas on some homes dropped worse ( 50%) than they did during the 08 GFC... but then again high tech was not as pronounced as it is today.. its wild there no doubt.. wish I never sold my house there.. it got to just under 500k by 93 and I sold and moved to the Napa valley I thought it could never go higher.. 

I quite like the history part about New Bedford (cobblestone streets, old whaling houses), but there do seem to be some rough patches.Re Taunton, what kind of people are renting there?