This is the crystal ball question that all of us wish we had the answer to: What Are the Future Trends in Real Estate?

I haven't considered doing an NNO event near my RE holdings, but I did read your blog post about holding block parties and I think it's a great idea.But, if a neighborhood doesn't have a currently-running block party, what are some ideas on how to get the ball rolling?

That's why I asked "average".If you could answer the question I proposed with a ball park guess that'd be great.

For example, many realtors would squirm from having to make low-ball offers, thinking the seller or the listing agent would be insulted or their own reputation tarnished.

To me it seems that I need a house inspector who will be responsible to give me a ball park estimate of everything that needs to be fixed.

We ball park estimates on rehab before offering and once we offer then the GC checks out the property to confirm if our numbers are correct.

My asst, the lender, the NEW attorney, my office and myself feel they not only dropped the ball for the client but have acted inappropriate with all their actions.

The insurance co. and management co were on the ball and we have loss of income provision on the insurance so will be out "only" the deductable.

There are plenty of buy and hold buyers that will make a low ball offer if it's what they are looking for.

My neighbor's concern was that the family would take a low-ball offer just to sell it quick- our modus operandi.