They've been doing that for centuries.

In reality, though, interest rates are not "artificially low" if you look at them over the centuries.

Since the middle of the century, economists have had difficulties measuring the money supply. 

Michael P, "Ragged Dick" was the first of a series of books written in the 19th century in the USA by a man named Horatio Alger. 

Maybe they have the deal of the century, and if so, great. 

Far below the mid point in the state ranking. do you know where Case Shiller ranked San Diego on total residential return for this century?  

Overall my guess is our markets will respond the same as Chi, DC, NY have over the last century as they became more densly populated.

@Tom Ott  so a sharp agent ( like my Wife) when she opens escrow. she always requests Legible copies of CCRS and HOA,s  she reads them then gets with her buyers and goes over them as well.now granted a lot of CCRS from the turn of the century have no effect of law since there was clauses that precluded certain people form owning. and or certain farm animals which now zoning has taken care off.But again this is just so basic and I see it totally glossed over or when I request it they say why title fine.. ya right.

I was attending a creative financing class one day, when I came across a nationally acclaimed real estate teacher who told me that even though he’s been in the industry for almost a half century, he always learns something new when he attends a class.

I remember one author said the deal of the century comes around at least once a year.