A former good friend of ours, now deceased, would usually buy a house somewhere and list the sucker
immediately for tens of thousands over the normal price. For some reason, buyers would immediately flock to the open houses and make ridiculous offers,
even though the house had been for sale just weeks before for lots less.
I bet during the brief time we had to enjoy his company, he flipped twelve houses in a little over five years. That was his "Porsche" money...
As the hoary old quote goes, "No one ever lost money underestimating the intelligence of the American public." I'd be really tempted to list an Insight for slightly insane (to us) prices right now... supply and demand and all that rot...