70 cents on the dollar or 80 cents on the dollar, it all depends on the market and/or location. 80 cents on the dollar may yield a potential profit margin in the Bay area worth taking.

Got Buck or the opposite, hungry for a dollar. It

Those that didn't use leverage held on and bought those foreclosures for pennies on the dollar. It

I'm about to flip my first property I bought for pennies on the dollar. It

Not the only driver but a major one.Good assessment.I like to think of rising real estate prices as a reflection of the devaluation of the dollar. It

I would never buy with anything in an HOA, that fee is part of your problem. a short-term rental dollar it's worth maybe $0.70 of a long-term rental dollar.

They are literally devaluing the dollar. Its

Lastly, if you're going to market a house as fully renovated and price it at top dollar, it has to be perfect and move in ready.

Of course they sell an 'installed product' so it is not readily evident, but I want everyone to make money so they're around for the next job and the next....I see no point in being so tight with every dollar, it serves no one's best interests...not even the investor who is trying to pinch every penny.

I get cold calls regarding health insurance, auto insurance, credit cards, loans, Internet plans, politicians, charities etc. in addition to the people that want to buy my investment properties for .60 on the dollar. It