I think Cleveland (where I'm from) and other tertiary markets surged these past few years because we're at the end of the cycle.

Yes, there definitely are areas along the light rail from downtown to SM that are surging due to convenient transportation. 

In the light of the morning, my biggest objection to it is the total lack of barriers, such that any knucklehead is suddenly an "investor", with zero skin and zero knowledge.

When you copy my site, you won't gain anything because suddenly no one is different.

Hey gang,  I've seen a lot of these posts where people aspire to document their progress on a campaign or flip or deal, and then all of a sudden they disappear off the site and leave you wondering what the hell happened.

Suddenly they are a motivated seller. 

The city suddenly takes care of the increasing homeless issue and PD issue (I understand homeless people are the ones who need the most help, but letting them take over the city hurt normal residents' safety is not helping.

I have noticed that these 2 zip codes were once called war zones by a few investors, but now all of sudden they are some of the better areas to invest in?