We were getting great traffic right up until Christmas, and had an offer that unfortunately fell through, so I don't think we're overpriced.So my gut says wait till Spring, what do you think?

The tenant fell behind on the rent and would not pay.

Just use extra diligence when screening potential tenants and maybe do additional property checks during their lease term.I've got a few rentals that were semi custom specs I couldn't sell when the world fell apart and so far they've remained in excellent condition.

But the deal fell through.

We built a new home one year ago and had over 200K of equity we were going to use to invest. We just had an appraisel done and we have lost
all of our equity because of the economy (we are in MI) so here we sit with ...

I wouldn't want it if it fell on me.

Such as, " I don't know who these people are that just fell off my roof, I think he was trying to break in through a window", type loop hole.

I fell into this and bought a house for $70,000 that seemed like such an incredible deal until I found out through further research I should have paid only about 30.

They fell significantly, and then remained flat until the end of WWII.

well long story short. serious buyer was lined up and fell off the face of the earth.i put a 1k deposit down with no contingencies.