If wage goes up 5% and housing 5%, then economist will think that's reasonable, but if you're 4x leveraged on a house on a fixed rate mortgage, then you've made 20% on appreciation that year and blowing past the savers :)

Can high income earners still do writeoffs with short term rentals?

Not every state is a super lien state, that may have been stated already .. no pun intendedIf you own the lien you may be able to file a judgement, which in the case of a foreclosure does not get wiped and which can result in a garnishment of wages or tax returns.If the mortgage on title is on their A game they can assess any rents that are being collected and take what is being collected.  

It doesn't seem like Portland wage growth is keeping up with the price increases in both rent and home appreciation so if things keep going the way they are one could easily get priced out of those coveted inner neighborhoods.Now I find myself considering further out neighborhoods I never thought I would :/

For high income earners, this can amount to thousands of dollars of savings.

The wholesaler is doing that work for you, and instead of paying the marketing fees and a wage to someone on your "team" to do that, you're paying the wholesaler's fee for the house you actually bought from them.I get why some people don't like wholesalers - there's plenty of people with no real estate experience or education doing it and some are pretty unethical. 

That's a buck below the National minimum wage, and almost 2 bucks below the minimum for Florida.

Entitlement mentality created by class warfare waged by the previous executive administration.

There is a normal price that a middle class 2 earner household will pay.

Readers are leaders and learners are earners is my motto.