Driven by credit score, no doubt!

Lots of investors from out of town and new-in-town have driven up the prices the few years.

Still credit driven though but underwriting is based on the cashfllow primarily to get the nod. 

Back in the day, Atlanta was crazy amazing for returns (I bought like crazy then) but since then it's become very eaten up from investors and the prices were all driven quite high.

Your management will be assessed along with your character.

I have driven it for 60 thousand miles getting 30+ mpg, while having offers monthly to sell it for well over ten times what I paid for it, despite having 230,000 miles. 

Students today lack the ability to be instinctive thinkers, they are more driven toward conclusions that are reached by explicit approaches, that step by step process as being on or off or as a flow chart stop or proceed. 

The constant bastardization of finance is driven by magazines, guru's (insert RE or Stock), and screaming idiots on CNBC.   

There is still demand, but this demand it driven by speculation, not by fundamentals.

I've driven a lot in these areas and am trying to get advice from people who are already living there or have experience buying there.