In the current climate, I would think it is a buyers' market and sales are soft.

Even if either candidate had the personal character to get us back on track, they have Congress and lobbyists working against them, and an American public has gotten soft & greedy on the good times.I have heard some investors buying property and moving bank accounts overseas as a Plan B, both out of fear and disgust of the current situation.

The Market has Not gotten as "Soft" here as in other parts of the Country.

One of my students, a harmless, 60 year old, soft spoken guy had a homeowner in a well-to-do part of Dallas come to the door with a gun!

Funds are designated for certian costs of the project, excluding land costs.and certian soft costs.

The rental market is soft right now, and with the recent home-buying craze, most people over the age of 25 with good credit now have a mortgage, and aren't looking to rent apartments.

Among most faculty and students, there is an infantile disregard and disdain for the hard working, innovative people who came before them- the people who actually created, built, and funded the soft, comfortable collegial way of life enjoyed by the people attending and "teaching" at the institution.Someday, probably soon, the warped attitudes and poor judgment instilled in our young people will crumble our way of life if we don't insist on bringing some grown-ups onto campus in order to give a more mature and informed view of the real world.

There is one spot in the floor that is a little soft so I think it might have some minor foundation problelms that i am getting checked tuesday.

First off, in this soft market, I wouldn't buy ANYTHING that isn't a discount off it's CURRENT appraised value.

If you have lived at the property and done work on it yourself, paying $165 for clearing vines is something you can object too; however, if your locality actually FINES owners for unsightly conditions at their property - this cost may well be worth it....time to consider tasking the TENANT with yard maintenance.As a fee property manager, I hold a minimum $500 and max of $2,000 in my owner accounts - $500 is about the cost of replacing a hot water heater after hours.....second guessing your property manager about repairs WHEN THE RENTAL MARKET IS SOFT is like shooting yourself in the foot.