The zestimate shows $478k, however prices have been steadily declining, and I think $465k may be a conservative estimate.It would rent for $2700/mon.

On every list of the fastest declining price point markets, about 60-75% are in Texas.

Baltimore is cheap, has low incomes, a declining population, high taxes.

I bought won a GND program but since the home was not in the school district it was declined.  

Even if the value were to decline significantly and the balance of the loan is greater than the value. 

Limited appreciation, old housing stock in need of major capex, population decline in many markets...Can you pick a market that's a couple hours away so the price point is lower, but you can be in-person and hands-on?

The lady declined sternly, at which point Kris said he would purchase the home at asking price.

Prices and rents continue to increase steadily.Sales - $/SqFt by Month(Click to enlarge.)The median sales $/SF was up 9% YoY and 6.7% YTD.Rentals - $/SqFt by MonthRents rose 4.3% YoY and 6% YTD.The Market Remains HotFollowing the rapid inventory decline starting in Q1, the number of days on the market for sales remained below 17 and for rentals below 19, indicating strong demand for both.Sales - List to Contract Days by MonthRentals - List to Contract Days by MonthRental trends tend to follow sales.

OP is stating a >30% decline in <12mnths. 

I do like 2/1 buydowns in declining interest rate environments like we are in today, as it buys you time to wait for interest rates to drop.