For example, nowadays with properties being sold at $10k's over asking, your home's market value could easily be $100k more than it was last year. 

Hi All,While there's a lot of buzz around Oregon's ADU laws in medium and larger cities, those with rural residential parcels may be interested to follow Senate Bill 391, which already passed the OR Senate and is in the House now.

It needed a lot of work but nowadays that's unheard of here in KC (other than the worst parts of town and even then it's cheap).

Nowadays window units can cost hundreds of dollars and they can break down if not cleaned regularly.

It seems like nowadays 2% is out of the question, and even 1% seems impossible in my market (Minneapolis) for purchasing a MFH.

Nowadays you see more 5% caps but the interest rates are also around 3%.

There maybe some reserve restrictions nowadays, etc. 

I wouldn't go with a deposit taking organization (i.e. a bank) as nowadays they are doing a minority of the loan originations.So, I look at it as a matter of service, but the mortgage company but really the loan officer. 

 If you turned yours in and seller reviewed all offers at once (which is what usually happens nowadays), the offer that is “expired” could be extended quite easily if agent asks their agent.

I was interested in this deal because nowadays buying a house for $130,000 seems impossible!