Patience is a virtue

Almost all new development is targeting "luxury" units.  

Geez @Brandon Turner If you're in Honolulu I'm giving an installing luxury vinyl plank seminar in Waikiki.  

Well you don't really have the luxury of making an all cash offer that can compete with what they've got.

Apparently, true luxury is only $50 away https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001M067OK/ref=psdc_5426...The name is pretty good too.

If you have a place that is nearby, convenient, or "luxurious," students will pay for it. 

Remember, we are in downtrend currently and property values are declining albeit at a slow pace (other than luxury properties).

He then tried to sell me on the virtues of the educational benefit of their package to people new to real estate, and I declined this as well.It is my opinion that they are really trying to take advantage of real estate newbies--495.00 times 100 unsuspecting customers is 49,500.00 of income for them even if they never connect a single one of them with an investor.

Repairs seem to escalate on the better homes it costs more to repair and I have experience with both luxury and low income properties.

Originally posted by Phil *:Unfortunately, the law gives criminals all the rights ..I know that is the popular perception but it is not the actual reality.People have rights by virtue of being people.