As for the postcards, I listened to a BP podcast before where a person had success when the put a picture of an animal on front because the thought was people warmed to it better.

Check market demand and rules.

Is there a large demand for 3/2 MTR's in your market?

Demand in the area is definitely down, competition has increased, and values have gone down since we purchased it.

I think one place to consider is Sherman/Denison area.Lots of growth coming that way.It's about 45 minutes north of the main DFW Metroplex, but plenty of people commute and there are plenty of demand drivers there.

@Tim @Tim Ryan Yes, Rental demand is strong and rent rate is currently under the market avg.

This increased demand and consumer spending during a time of extreme low supply, means prices go up.Remember, this is the third inflationary housing policy in as many months proposed by the federal government, all during an extended 3-year time period of high inflation, which is still near double the Federal Reserve’s target rate.

Now in terms of investment in these areas it can be quite tough because of the higher barrier of entry in terms of purchase price and demand for these pockets but there are still deals to be found.Anything in between Girard and Washington Ave University City/ Spruce & Squirrel HillManayunk & RoxboroughWest Germantown, Mt.

I've rehabbed, developed, bought and sold several 1/1's in Oregon and am under contract for one now..I'd say it depends a lot on your audience and area but smaller affordable and quality homes are in demand.

You can accept the bid, and then talk this through with the cleaner to adjust the price and making sure all your demands will be attended professionally.