I have been checking sites and it seems in the last few days, since the $700 Billion dollar bailout, the prices on some homes in foreclosure have jumped dramatically.

Prices ARE going to fall and fall dramatically in some places.

And most areas didn't bubble like FL, NV, or CA, and so won't see such dramatic shifts.

I think we'll see prices fall dramatically while rents remain relatively flat.In this area, vacancies are declining.

I personally would not do a deal like that, as my return is reduced dramatically and my cushion is absent.The income vs. value approach you mentioned is not only valid, but the exact reason for the dramatic bubble burst here in CA.

It's not sold as giving a boost to the economy, but rather preventing a crisis in our economy...

Next Monday could be that day...Cue dramatic music......

Don’t pay them until the job is done – One of the biggest perils you can face as a new real estate investor is that your contractor doesn’t cause dramatic delays by failing to show up for work when they say they will.

Here in Las Vegas prices have fallen dramatically yet rents are rising.

You may find that sometimes the prices differ dramatically, not because of inferior materials or labor, but because one contractor is using a different approach to the job.