Yes, we have already seen and may see more price drops just like the rest of the country but in general, current prices are a reflection of what the market will bear out here.Now, I can't argue with you that things are overpriced (I also grew up in the Midwest) but it's all relative and a tradeoff that some of us choose to make.

Not how they grew up..sharing, I mean.The parents don't care until they've got to sell.

It was thrown out before it grew legs, The judge apparently didn't agree with listing your phone number for a rental and then expecting people to "NOT" call.My case my be isolated, but thats my experience......I like Clint's idea a lot and I plan on doing that next go around.

I grew up in the Pittsburgh area, and flipped several houses in the area when I was a bit younger.

I found that most of them obtained their wealth in one of three ways:1- They inherited it – not an option for me.2- They started a successful business and grew their wealth over many years – also not what I was looking to do.3- Created wealth through some form of real estate investing – Bingo!

I grew up pretty close to Hempstead.

My father who grew up as the Depression was ending has been waiting all his life for this to happen or at least it seems that way.

Trying to remember where Friendswood is, I grew up in north Texas, D/FW.

I live in Fenton, but I grew up in Madison Heights/Warren so i know that area better.

I grew up in Queens and have a lot of friends investing around the city . . . . tell us a little more about what's cooking.