I've generally worked alone, which means I set my own pace, and hired help on things I NEEDED help on.

The cost to rent throughout history has kept pace with inflation.

This gets us back to what is largely interpretation, and the down side of what the second appraiser, who derives his income from the business he gets from the lender (read incentive to keep it low,) will come up with as a value.In a down market when you are using only very recent comps, however inappropriate they may be, the math says that you will send values lower at a much faster pace – thus the downward spiral we are seeing in some areas.

The US is printing money (or more accurately adding computer digits) at an alarming pace also.

I love running to a high paced beat.3.

And in the career sector I'm in now it's too fast-paced and you can be hot one minute and a dinosaur the next.

I.e. time, place, agenda.

There are about 6-7 homes in our price range, and they are not moving well, although the pace seems to be picking up.

(minus the sales pitch) I value Bigger pockets because It is hard in this day and age to find a group of people come together and share ideas and information without a hidden agenda.

(read the coastal areas that created the current market bubble.)If you are in a rural town in the heartland chances are that you can buy a piece of property with a house on it and it's going to be the house that drives up the land at a steady rate keeping pace or slightly out pacing inflation (contractors prices are going up lately because of gas prices).If you buy the same house on the coast chances are it will be worth lots more because of the location of the land it is sitting on.