If the market softens up buy more.  

But what will happen to that appreciation when the market softens or begins to decline?

He has agreed to make some concessions that will soften the blow of replacing yet another tenant, so we've agreed to keep our business with their company for one more try. 

More inventory will soften demand, just as more buyers are being priced out of the market due to rising prices, rising interest rates, and a devalued dollar.

With Seattle pricing softening a bit, I’m looking at South Park as an investment area.

Here is a link to a discussion about SB321 that is a proposed bill that will further decrease resale inventory: http://lvrealestatehelp.weebly.com/1/post/2013/03/sb-321-proposed-for-nv-on-3182013-thoughts.html And here is a link discussing the repercussions should AB284 be amended causing an increase in inventory: http://lvrealestatehelp.weebly.com/1/post/2012/12/more-foreclosures-coming-legislature-to-meet-again-in-february-2013-to-possibly-amend-ab284.html-If inventory increases the market will soften and you should be able to find better deals than are currently available.

I seem to be the one that is in line to soften the blow and then they go with someone else that offers just a little more or even less.

The market is definitely softening a little bit.

We have already hit the top we can look down for a while...If Trump softens the trade the trade war and the Fed Loews interest rates we have about 9-12.

I am being told by my realtor friends the market is softening a bit but it is expected.