How did you arrive at your price?

Most other countries don't have records available like the USA does, but it'll depend on what country they are arriving from.  

I started buying about year or so after the crash started.I had been looking/learning for a couple of years but the numbers just never made any sense to me - at least not for buy and hold.

@James Setaro - I am sure it is state specific, however, in FL I had to take a 63 hour course and I opted to do the 7 day crash course which was 20 chapters long, then I was required to pass an in class exam before being allowed to move forward to the State Exam. 

I have just arrived back in the USA after nine years living in the UK.

It starts at 6:00 PM (though you can arrive later) and ends around 9:00 PM or later.

I own a home in Portland, OR that I bought right before the crash and now since the market has recovered here I have about 135k in equity (more if I sold it of course).

I got my License in 2006, worked in the Default side of things, from my observation in the Fox Valley area (where i worked till November of 2014) values have not yet fully recovered to pre crash insanity numbers, we didnt lose sharply but are not returning quick either, while right now, activity is high, prices are not yet following, we are still down a good 10% I dont see that coming back any time soon, nor should it, prices were hyper inflated in 06/07' but who knows, with more buyers in the market that could change. 

The course is not easy, so I would recommend taking a weekend crash course prior to the exam.Kind regards,Arpad

@John Napier if they are aggressive and creating issues, you may have issues when you arrive to show the apartment too that could scare away your potential tenants. the way you describe this, you may just be better off waiting till they are out. also have you looked over the apartment?