Vertical fences are fine in most places, but horizontal ones look really sharp but are more expensive. 

They seem like sharp guys and I have heard good things about them from people I know and trust.  

We would either strategize for intentionally underpricing ($355,000) with multiple offers driving up the sales price or price very sharp ($365,000) or with a bit of flexibility and wait and see response ($370,000).

Kind of like when we used to try to tip over our school bus by all moving to one side of the bus on sharp turns.  

I'm content and my market hasn't penciled in a few years, so I guess a paid off or paid way down portfolio is better than a sharp stick in the eye or running on the corporate wheel until 65.  

Regardless, you won't catch me behind my old desk tomorrow morning at 8AM sharp. ;)

The lines are not very sharp and one can argue about the cutoffs but thats the way I look at it.Another way is to think about who would live in that neighborhoodA: Doctors, Lawyers, ExecutivesB: Nurses, salespeople, other white collarC: Truck Drivers, Retail Workers, Construction, other Blue CollarD: Welfare/Section 8/Drug dealers.

A 20 year old guy with youth, testosterone, hormones, "pent-up energy", its just so hard to save.

That would allow even the most technophobic wholesaler the ability to create a sharp looking squeeze page. 

Usually by two to three years.A vast majority of San Antonio has seen a sharp uptick in rental prices with values slowly following behind.