Sheez,  I can only envision someone throwing in an ante, sitting down and then asking, "So -- how do you play this poker game anyway?"

the bubble "pop" ain't happening. when you've got a decrease in home prices not seen since the depression, it's bound to come back up.I find it comical where everybody fears a bubble yet at this time last year I was speaking of how we will see a double digit increase soon. all of the "BP nation" told me I was on drugs and that "the experts" don't expect that for some time.I hear a lot about the govt being in debt & I agree - they're incompetent fools yet the value of this country - just based upon precious metals, oil, etc puts us at an infinite number. we ain't going anywhere.and let's just say the housing market does crash. good!

Ali:A pretty blanket statement which would be akin to someone saying prices are too high in the entire U.S.A. to support positive cash-flow.There are lots of markets in Canada in which a healthy cash-flow is possible - naturally Vancouver (BC) and GTA (On) are not two of them at the moment - some where, with a little perseverance, you can even see cash flow at a double digit rate.

Cap rates give a broad picture to an investment and based on my past valuation experience looking at secondary and tertiary markets I'd expect close to double digit, if not a little higher for Dover.

Our last CPA transposed a digit on the SSN & then TRIED to charge us $75 to correct & refile.

I also live a somewhat atypical life (kind of like a digital nomad, I guess, but not completely) -- my goal is always maximum freedom and the ability to move around the globe with relative ease.While my dream is to have multiple small houses around the world, I need a "home base" to start in the US.

The five-county Austin metro area posted double-digit gains in sales dollar volume. 

So I created an account to see my report and sure enough they had the last 4 digits of my SS# so it seems that there is some concern about my personal credit possibly appearing on my report, although it doesn't currently.

Hi, everyone.As a full time digital marketer and aspiring real estate investor (currently reading Scott Trench's book, Set For Life) I'm trying to figure out what are the digital marketing needs of investors, if any.My hope is to find a path where I can start getting involved in the real estate market before investing by offering my knowledge and skills to real estate investors or as an employee in a real estate investment firm.Looking forward to everyone's thoughts.

Specs 40% or 'forgetaboutit' :)At this stage in life if it doesn't make double digits I am just NOT interested.