The median is the midpoint — half the homes sell for less, while half sell for more.There were 2,404 central Ohio homes and condos sold in April 2015, which is a 12 percent gain over the previous month and a 3.9 increase over April 2014.The number of homes in contract also climbed to 3,936 which was almost 13 percent higher than March, and a 12 percent jump from the same month a year ago.During the month of April, homes spent an average of 62 days on the Central OH real estate market (from listing to close), down 15 days from April 2014According to the latest Housing Market Confidence Index (by the Ohio Association of REALTORS®) 94 percent of central Ohio REALTORS® expect home prices to rise over the next year.

Another cool reality to think about with mortgages is what I've heard as, inflation induced debt destruction.

But for 1% (or anything less than inflation) I just cant see it being worthwhile. 

Normally rents will rise to pass all costs along to tenants, except in heavily dominated hobby landlord markets, and you would be fine.

I was concerned when the university started building mid rise student housing. 

Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and DavieLately, each time I visit I see new high-rise condo buildings being built so I am wondering if there is any risk of too much supply in the next few years.

Buy one token for $50, watch the token rise in value (because of “demand”) to $500, and then we use that $500 token to do these fix and flip deals.

Make sure you raise the rent every year to keep up with inflation regardless of the condition of the unit.

And he's doing it in an extremely competitive and inflated housing market, no less!

I've had my eyes on a few spots an noticed some urban areas that comps are starting rise.