@Russell Brazil @Ben Guttman @ Matty Foley @Antonie E Fields.

This on a nut shell of course.Feel free to post here on BP or PM me if you like to chat over Skype. 

Some markets such as Manhattan, Rio (Brazil) and Cape Town (South Africa), to name a few, just dont have any more land that can be developed making the existing properties more valuable and desirable due to their location.

It's interesting to track their actions and see how we can gain from them, but other than that, you can just drive yourself nuts trying to figure them out.I also don't think it's wise to assume that they are the gurus of finance that they pretend to be.

Days on market was nuts. 

I usually Brazil team here in the Las Vegas valley and I used my ken work in he's with the millennium group mortgage lending company.

Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:@Jacky Johnson What exactly do you mean by "The handyman got his hoodies on when he rang my doorbell, so I'm suspicious." ?

Thank you @Michael J. and @Russell Brazil for the information.

It's a hell of a dense read and will take you from soup to nuts and has enough chapters that you can easily get to the nugget you want to read without spending too much time searching.

@Russell Brazil, so for most of the DMV area outside of Baltimore, is it true that the strategy is primarily banking on price and rent appreciation?