In Houston, and especially in the wards, neighborhoods can change dramatically within a few blocks.

Personally, I think the whole west Seattle area will increase dramatically in the next few years, if there is no big changes to the macro economy.

Schools in SBISD range dramatically.  

Other towns like Plymouth, Brockton, Kingston, Marshfield and Hull can all be good places for an MFR.As you get closer to Boston, prices tend to rise dramatically.

I believe taking it out would dramatically increase the value of the home, or at least make it easier to sell/more attractive.

And then you have the newer apartment complexes which have been built as long-term holds by tight-knit groups of investors and never hit the market.There is a spate of new student housing capacity going in that may dramatically change this sector.  

Over the past 10 years, the number of unqualified borrowers has dramatically increased and many mortgage brokers have taken aggressive  positions on screening clients.  

I'm making the most of BiggerPockets, the relationships I've developed and am doing my best to help show a few folks how they too can change their lives dramatically through real estate investing.  

I just moved from that area and the prices of homes have increased dramatically.  

I had asked if the fee would be applied toward rent, he had said no, and when I mentioned the legality of this, he brushed it off and told me he did not want to work with me anymore.Has anyone else had this experience, or am I sounding a bit over dramatic?