Let me know what day you're closing and can send you a bottle of champagne.

@Maria MurphyYes, I remember but I have hopefully an even better answer this time around 🙂.I order to have a bubble, you need prices to go to up to an unsustainable level and then drop significantly, because, ultimately, by definition, a bubble has to pop to be a bubble.

Is much of the sector over valued and in a bubble, YES.

Seriously considering investing in Kansas city but curious to know if this are looking bubbly or overvalued in this market at the moment as its obviously had quite a run-up in pricing.Also looking for contacts.

I also have found after being in the RE world for a bit, it's not all roses, champagne, and unicorns. 

Homes overall are not flying off the shelves like they have been in the past.Median Days on Market for Raleigh and moreSo.... are we in a bubble?

The realtors are pushing Waynesville as if it’s a destination place for people wanting to visit Asheville because it’s only “20 minutes to Asheville” so it’s in the hot bubble for the Asheville market.  

It all becomes evidence of an equitable interest in the property, and therefore gets you joined to the suit, recording or not.Hate to bust your bubble, Ken, but the paper trail is not limited to what is recorded.So tell us what you've tried to avoid telling us.

Marcus, I’ve seen the same thing — champagne taste, overdue rent.

What we do know is there is a tach bubble on valuations again, like the dot-com bubble but it's now a multiplier bigger.