@Paul ScozzariAfter the 2005 housing boom, builders used Chinese drywall was being supplemented because of the lack of U.S drywall supply.

There are SO MANY lenders nationwide to choose from(though in this market, the ones that were in it for the easy refinance boom money will be leaving any time now). 

I can certainly see how multi unit complexes are a safer long term purchase, but SFHs seem like s terrible risk reward endeavor.My strategy is still evolving, everyday I tweak my investment thesis.I've been looking very closely at markets that have seen steadier, less boom and bust cycles.

You can see how abnormally steep the chart was during the boom.

Holden is saying,I personally see what's happening now as nothing less than investment and mortgage companies that have completely run amuck with their irresponsible lending practices during the boom, now they're in jam so Bernanke and Paulson are socializing their debt and bailing out their buddies on wall street with almost $800b dollar of taxpayer's money.

How would 2005 prices be relevant in today's market...2005 was a "Boom" year with heavily inflated prices.

Bottom line is he got Dorothy Home and that was the point of the movie.An unregulated Free Market creates far too large boom and bust business cycles which causes employment instability among renter types and therefore harms landlords.

BOOM!!!!

The collectors are a vacuum tube system my dad designed.

However, the impact will be so gradual that it should not affect the current boom in the foreseeable future.When taking the current conditions into account, there is no indication of a NYC real estate bubble forming.