Those who think government should get out of housing matters don't really understand the bigger picture (I'm hearing political overtones too, LOL) it takes government to stimulate the industry and it's not just RE, influence run through durable goods, labor, raw materials, shipping and the financial industry, you pull the pug and the whole economy is at risk of going down the drain.

Take advantage of the market while you can, I've seen this before and what may likely happen is that the brokers will have a light go off realizing they are dropping the ball with owners and missing out on higher commissions and they will begin to influence the market, to higher prices. :)  

That might also have influenced the price, also remember listings aren't leased they are listed at that price, so if the above are just listings see how long they stay listed for that price. 

The risk with jeonse is that unlike weolse (a more normal monthly rent system), jeonse is heavily influenced by market interest rates.

@Pat Antonio  are you really going to let one "mentor" who you probably never even met have that much control and influence over you and your future??

And, we can still have influence over the brand, mission and values of the company. 

The value of the house is also influenced by recent sales, so I am aware of those.So, do repairs and get the value increased, and inquire about a HELOC, then have a plan to pay it off or possibly use it again on another property. 

It really depends on the real estate market and the appraiser has a big influence on determining value as well - typically sellers and their agents will have a pretty good understanding of the market and what they should list their home at - in some markets today where people are seeing price cuts may have their purchase prices less than what it would appraise for if they are desperate to sell. 

For LTR's POP is important, but other property factors more heavily influence your income.

Cape Canaveral's port and Melbourne airport will be premier locations and sources of revenue.Growing up here, and traveling around the country/ world before settling down in DC made me appreciate the power that "Big Government" jobs have to influence the surrounding economy and real estate market.