However, stuff doesn't turn on a dime and is driven by a couple of things:1) Income growth of rents and vacancies2) Expense growth in comparison3) Cost of money which looks like its going to be low.Short answer - In most markets, there'll be upward pressure on pricing.  

Everyone I know that is extremely successful, started/learned on someone else’s dime. 

I've seen other "nickel and dime fees" added on so again the best thing you can do is contact your title company or attorney and get the numbers from them.

She paid me every dime and was happy to do it.

Nothing is worse than to be nickel and dimed.

Not a dime out of my pocket.

They raised 14 kids, and have never contributed a dime to their own retirement.

I would like to think it would fetch more as a short term vacation rental for tourists but these units seem to be a dime a dozen and possibly wouldn't be rented regularly. 

You'll never make a dime reading about it, so yes jump in.

OPM other peoples money. so far I have not used a single dime of my money for the notes I have bought.