When I use the Case-Schilling Index it leads me to believe that some markets like Phoenix and Las Vegas are near where the prices should be, therefore we should not expect to see a major price reductions in these areas.

Can you really push off all your other costs, major maintenance in particular, onto your tenant buyer?

But it's sad to say the majority of the people are just dumb enough to vote strictly based on how there parents vote or someone with alot of influnce on there life.

and yes; the rent is right where it needs to be ... also the property is located in a "better" area for resale or renting .. close to schools, and major roads.

The majority of the homes average between 100k to 150k solid homes with no major defects.

Joe six pack won't get the majority of this money, smart (big) businesses will.

I forgot to mention that I've read books and articles about a majority of all the billionaires(self-made) and they all said that they received that achievement through hard work, sacrifice, etc but most of all LUCK...

The majority of the city dislikes the college kids (although they bring in so much revenue) and hate apartment complexes.

The vast majority of contractors are as honest as the day is long, but by clearly defining expectations you can stop problems before they come up.

Brooklyn's housing stock isn't exactly rife with single family homes, the majority are 1-3 family.