Maybe it's more common know in this lending environment and potentially for smaller, more locally oriented HMLs.

If this property is in an urban environment, then you're going to have a buried water main outside in the street usually in the front of the house but sometimes in the back.

Sounds lime a fishing metaphor.

I got a postcard in the mail today from someone fishing for real estate.

@Luke Gates And that's not to mention how beneficial this type of living is for the environment and for affordable housing.

I’ve become a certified mentor with EXP Realty as  it’s very important for a new agent to have a ‘go to’ person, particularly in a cloud environment!  

The buyers were some real estate investment firms each with more than 500 million in assets - guess listing agent was trying to develop long term 'relationship' with big clients, while I am a small fish. 

It doesn’t mean it’s the best economy or the best place to invest in the country.But.. if you know the market and can get yourself a cash flow positive asset, I personally would do it.Kyle is spot on, buying ten years ago was like shooting fish in a barrel.

In this rate environment it makes no sense to put down more than needed to obtain a good loan for a vanilla residential deal.   

In today's environment there is much more cash then there are these types of  deals.