What is your deal flow and will you have other investments arise that make sense for any money you don't put into a deal?

They are choosing to trade in that lower mortgage rate to move to a desired location, or change jobs, or get divorced, or because they have finally saved up enough for a home, or whatever else life throws at ya…So when you see the “doomer” posts online, including by reputable/popular sources, spoon a lump of skepticism into your coffee, take a sip, and dig a little deeper.

It's certainly nice @Jay Hinrichs although my opinion is biased by my home market and the things we have in the price range is a fair bit of difference: https://www.zillow.com/community/evanswood/452295817_zpid/ and yeah, that pic is not a whopsie, indoor sport-courts a popular thing here. 

Problems in the house arise. 

Oregon WA.. there was a huge boom in the post war 50's to 60s  ergo they made the movie Glen Garry Glenn Ross.. were developers really marketed this stuff.. also its what created Florida.just look at Lehigh Acres  300k lots platted recorded roads pushed through no homes.. those lots are traded still to this day back and forth up and down just talk to @John Thedford  he lives there.and literally every state and county has some land developments that never built out.. my first ten years in real estate from 18 years old to about 28 that's all I did was sell land.. land in those days 1975 to 1985  was the low value rental of today that is so popular in the mid west.. by 1980 houses in Cupertino were I lived were already north of 100 to 150k and by 85 were 500k.. so its the exact same sentiment you see on BP daily...

It's a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers.

Bought a former bed & breakfast in a popular tourist spot which is essentially a 5-room motel with a manager’s unit.

It is the most popular software in the industry, and most Tax Preparers are familiar with it, which makes tax season easier.However, many on the forums will advise against QBO.

Located in a popular Lakeland resort community.

For essentials and décor, Amazon, IKEA, HomeGoods, and TJ Maxx are popular go-tos, though it’s smart to avoid cheap particleboard furniture that doesn’t hold up to guest use.