However, I think that with inventory being so tight, people are rushing into bad deals and sellers are asking for astronomical prices for their properties. 

The way I look at it is that you can always see how a long distance thing works out for you, and if it doesn't there's nothing stopping you from selling and taking a small loss (or profit), compared to what you would have gotten yourself into had you stayed in your own area with astronomical prices.

Whether they’ve had previous issues with these companies with regards to getting collateral materials or resolving problems, the general consensus has been, most buyers feel they’re between a rock and a hard place.On the other hand, the loans that are available for bidding have been sold at astronomical numbers.

It'd be bad enough with a convention mortgage with 20% down, but with 3.5% your payment is going to be astronomical and you'll have PMI in addition to it. 

The rates are astronomical!!! 

Hi everyone. I am looking for help from those familiar with FHA 203K rehab loan closing costs. I received my loan estimate...$95,000 loan total.  Almost $14,000  FOURTEEN THOUSAND in closing costs?! <--Does not inc...

I have received one quote already from a large company in the area and the quote was quite astronomical.

The individual who ran the LLC has agreed in principle to quit-claim the deed back to us, which I understand can still be done despite the dissolution.Now there is a pending judicial sale for back HOA dues and interest, that the HOA got in judgement against the now-dissolved LLC for a rather astronomical amount.If the property can be deeded back to us, would we be bound be the terms and outcome of the HOA judgement/judicial sale?

And I cannot believe they are charging these astronomical amounts that people are mentioning, OMG!

The prices are astronomical, you have to be really clever to cash flow, and the government / legal system is not in your favor 99% of the time.