That(plus an amazing vacation last year)- pushed me to invest more heavily into Real Estate.

I am in the Jacksonville, Fl market and I seem to go back and forth between zillow, trulia and realtor.com, but honestly I rely heavily on my local realtor to give me a good analysis and appropriate comps.  

We rely too heavily on technology and lithmus tests when in reality, the best deals are made face to face with people who like another at some level.  

The tough part so far is finding any properties that are so heavily discounted in our area.

It's worth it to me because I get to avoid filing a Schedule E which are heavily audited.

Throughout my time working as a sales representative, I realized my skills geared heavily in the underwriting/analysis part of deciding whether or not a loan was too risky or potentially profitable and reliable.

Are most investors here basing their investments heavily on Appreciation since prices are averaging over 6% increases annually?

Savers are losers.Am I the only one seeing that we are returning to a 1970's style economy in which the rich are heavily taxed, entrepreneurs stifled and bums are rewarded?

The Agency’s investigations are complaint driven, so we rely heavily on the public, and our licensees to bring these individuals to our attention.

If it's investing in much riskier, equity in a heavily leveraged ground-up development it might be projected to give you a 300% return on sale in five years if successful (again, regardless of crowdfunding or syndication).