:)While I agree that there are some major challenges that both the housing market and the U.S. economy as a whole faces over the next 10 years (and if not solved will result in a recession larger than the one we're currently in), I think we're going to see a recovery over the next 24-36 months.I attribute the October drop in the market to a couple things: seasonal downturn, expiration of various tax credits, increase in new housing starts in some areas, etc.

How much of this would you pay attention to versus attributing it to tenants who were just unhappy in general with deposits not being returned, etc?

Thank you Ruth Bayang for your reply, it does reaffirm my discernment of his genuine character.

I attribute this to the fact that the "system" wants to help perpetuate income and their jobs. 

Of that amount, 2,707 were in Orlando.Florida Realtors President Maria Wells attributes the strong sales to higher demand and motivated buyers taking action before interest rates can rise higher.

Maybe your local community loves the "character" of a pink tub.  

While I can't speak for your character, my account was still active so it seemed obvious that your comment was in error.  

Best part was it was light modern looking but completely different from what you find in big box stores, gives some character to the property.

The house was built by a former architect and is rock solid with character.

Regarding the central FL market, I attribute the price drops to builders taking over the market.