You have to grab, eat, taste, and live life today, because chances are today you will be healthier and more energetic than 10 years from now.

You still have to complete your due diligence, but you will get a taste of what is going on in the market. 

Great lists and really good info here.I think so much of buying a home to live in is going to be based on personal tastes and opinions.Those wanting to live the busy city with public transport and close to amenities are not going to love queen creek and will likely want to be in Tempe by the lake or downtown Phoenix.

Do you have friends or family that could add to this....maybe you have a side Wine Tasting Seminar business or DJ business or construction or whatever side you have that you could throw in as a bonus to them.   

This was my only real taste of a legitimate real estate venture.  

The work force and available jobs are not diverse enough for my taste.

I would not interested in buying the property in the original condition (typical stuff with no taste of design). 

It may look sweet, but there is no denying it's goining to taste really bad. 

The coward dies a thousand deaths, the valiant taste of death but once. 

The problem is not the quality, it's the fact that people have bad taste in colors and just arne't interior designers so nothing flows.