They are slowest to rent and sale plus the turnover rate is highest.There's of course a lot of variables but that's a simplistic explanation of how I would proceed based on my market.

The most expensive tends to appreciate the slowest.

It slows way down between March - August, with June-July being the slowest of them all.I'm interested in seeing if it's just a local, region, or nation thing, related to summer, vacations, weather, Government, or other economic changes in areas. 

The big banks are also the worst, slowest and hardest to get FHA loans.

So it will only go as fast as the slowest one.You don't want to get bit with rate lock extension fees, so hold off on the locking.

The lower the price gets the slowest appreciation you'll see since the quality of the neighbourhood deteriorates as the price lowers.

Typically activity peaks in May and October with August and December being the slowest months.

I had 3 homes turnover and filled with new tenants this past weekend in what is usually the slowest time of the year  

Pull equity from one to pay off another.Or sell your worst performing/slowest to appreciate.Or wait and save up cash, then go for a commercial loan!

They are saying Sept and October are the slowest months and to keep steady.