In most cases, if you read the fine print, most of these loans have awful terms.

I used to run appointments with a million-dollar wholesale team, and I put 17 property under contract in a three-month span.All I brought was a purchase and sale agreement, and comparables print it out on a sheet of paper or on a PDF in my phone to show their what other houses were selling for.

If I printed out the Zestimate and presented it to a lending institution that required an appraisal, do you think any of these institutions would accept it as an appraisal?

I will have hard copies at the showing, but if you print and fill them out prior to the showing, this would save us both some time should you want to expedite your application in the process.I look forward to meeting you on Thursday!

Inflation is 4% because of all them Donny Bucks getting printed and all returns are nominal  and annual unless otherwise stated. 

I commend the bold move and hope to make a similar move soon.

The general idea is meant to be helpful, but the fine print being posted creates many more problems. 

Do you think it has any correlation with the interest rates and money printing?  

HUD provides printed guidance, which I've read far too many times.

It's exactly what happened in 2018 in that cashflow market.In Orlando, it occured started from 2015.In San Francisco, the rebout occured from 2012-2013.I think the appreciation is here to stay because the circulation of dollar printing is almost half compared to previous years ago.