Which is why I don't think seller should accept an offer until the other is terminated.The closest I've had is a seller sending out the same counter to 2 would-be buyers. 

For example, you could identify a pocket of town you love the most (or one that is closest to your home) and just go all in on that area, versus trying to tap into all areas. 

So i think the best town would be the one that is closest to you that you can afford and get what you want. 

As far as the bootcamp goes I have looked into going to that as well and the closest one to me is in Las Vegas in August I believe so we'll see.

I truly believe that with enough grit and perseverance anyone can find success assuming they have put in the work to build a strong foundation through education.Of all the challenges you’ve faced, what setback led you closest to the verge of quitting and how did you overcome it?

The schools closest to downtown (beside Alamo Heights) tend to be worse and then get better as you move outside loop 410 and then best outside loop 1604 (but not a hard rule).... as with most cities as the money moved out to the suburbs, so did the better schools. 

The closest you will get to this is CPI, but in general we operate on the principle of buyer beware.

I have seen a lot of AMC appraisals rushed using closest in proximity and closest in sale date just to complete on time especially during a backed up "End of Month". 

then check your closest NARPM meeting for pm's and ask local members.  

For most Toronto people like us we first like to look at the markets closest to us.