People hear the benefits of MFH and come up with the ridiculous 1000 unit goal when they have not even see if they are borrowing material on their first buy and hold.

Now at this point I was putting out ridiculous offers.

Of course it's ridiculous prima facia, it's not even really worthwhile to posts like this seriously. 

I even had two Nationwide employees admit to me that their income property coverage prices are ridiculously high and advise me, in so many words, to shop around. 

His expense factor was pushing 42%  ridiculous.

Quote from @LeeAnn Owens: do your research, it doesn’t actually keep up with increasing costs of housing and other necessities Please indicate an employment sector that HAS kept up with the ridiculous inflationary increases over the last three years. 

Now, let me ask you a question, why would a working professional want to stay in an extremely overpriced city such as LA, NY, SF, or Miami having to pay ridiculous rents and not being able to purchase their own house.

So please understand, asking a singular question about the Twin Cities like is it a good place to invest is just ridiculous and impossible to answer, it's YES, NO and all points in between.

Secondly, I would never pay $230K for this property because it is totally overpriced- public records show that it was last sold for $145K, a little over a year ago, so $230K is a ridiculous price- I think this would be a good example for our "Investing in Huntsville" discussion- I would like to understand why this may not work if I could negotiate the price down, hopefully- Is this a rough area?

Is it just me, or is this completely ridiculous.