Rentals are tight, even in rural areas of 1200 people.

My funds are tight and I would like to know more about this site from any investors who may have used it before.

My budget is so tight that a 25k difference in impact fees can determine if the project is feasible or not.

But - friend or not - you need a contract in place with deadlines for loan application, inspection and appraisal, etc. and some earnest money.

My understanding is that the market is tight in Norfolk too.

Numbers are getting tight in all markets, so, take your time in sifting through the proformas provided.

I have been looking at this lately, but our season is so short here on the Kenai that the numbers are really tight. 

Set a deadline and a goal.

As long as your home has kick @$$ marketing which highlights the marble and all of the high end upgrades, you will have a ton of potential buyers and you will receive offers that reflect what the market thinks your home is worth.The inventory here is so tight right now that if your home is amazing and priced aggressively (i.e. low), you will likely get multiple offers.

Our current lease ends in April of 2020, which gives me a great tangible deadline to get to work!