This combined with a tight budget allowed me to save up enough money to pay off my loans at my time of graduation.

Most people are on tight budgets these days and one has got to plan and budget for these types of repairs.

In fact my offer had a 72 hour acceptance deadline which is now long gone.I am guessing this means the bank is in negotiation with one of the buyers and are putting everyone else in a hold position?

While I don't believe it would be severely reduced, I'm sure the value would be affected.I bought the house for $550k five years ago (I'm in L.A.) and upgraded a lot of things so I am pretty sure that it would comp out at around $475k in todays market.I'm looking at stuff around the neighborhood and it seems that the supply is a little tight.

Is it the types of tenants they attract, or a deeper social influence that the parks themselves create that apartments and other "tight living spaces" do not?

Bill,I was told the deadline to file city property tax appeal ?

The rent/price ratio works for me, with rents increasing, and super tight vacancy.

This time frame is a bit compressed in a tight market but I've found it to generally hold true.

Judging by the burn marks from shorts I was amazed there were no fires.At first we wrapped electrical tape to cover the exposed areas of the switch/outlet but it was too tight a fit.

I have not personally worked with them, but various loan officers have told me how they will knit-pick your loan to death (thou the pricing is very good).It would not come as a surprise if they don't make any exceptions to their tight guidelines, but that has little to do with new regulation.