I don't know how you came to the conclusion that price is the problem , Did we discuss on pricing ?

I've been working with basements for a long time for now to make a conclusion that some issues need a more detailed scope.

Having seen my share of death, I've come to the conclusion that I don't need the money that bad. 

But I don't think the conclusion I drew is as drastic as McElroy does.

Combining #2 & 3 together, it means it will take you over 42 years (not a typo) before you recover your cash and start making a profit...assuming you never have to spend more than $2400 a year on repairs/CAPEX (sure...that's going to happen).Stop using "%" as the conclusions in your analysis. 

Either way, I've come to a conclusion that it might exist a guru that will give you the road map to success. 

It is arrogant for people to say this is why you come to the conclusions you do and then dismiss those conclusions them out of hand along with some insults of coarse. 

This To Shall Pass… In Conclusion, If you want to see the future of real estate just take a look at the past; The market will go down and the market will go up as it always has.

Here's another academic article out of Stanford (just read the abstract and conclusion since this is quite long, I've read many shorter explanations but this coming out of Stanford is most credible) explaining this shortage in dollars in more detail.

:Originally posted by @Michael Lenahan:@Russell Brazil This thread is not going to age well.You've given us your conclusion, but left out the data and analysis that lead to it.