I bought it near retail price in 2006 and it's steadily decreased in price since.  

In other words, he's accounting for his increased risk when he makes the loan (his risk being increased by virtue of the fact that my risk is decreased).So, given the situation where in option #2 I'm only risking $20K (and again ignoring any emotions I might feel), who has more financial risk -- the guy paying all cash or the guy who borrows some?

If you're a rehabber and demand for your product decreases because your buyers can afford as much house, you're affected.

Consider it a temporary bonus.

.- You might find temporary medical residents or people in the area for a shorter time a good match.

GourmetWords that kill deals or decrease profits?

I was full-time for three months. I put up a few signs and did some door knocking. And I sent about 2300 yellow letters. I spoke to about 150 people and made many offers. Also learned a lot about Internet marketing. ...

- incidence of crime - increasing or decreasing?

Jonathan Perez, the decrease of $17k is only 16%.

I had a family and my ability to save like that has decreased quite a bit.