Not to get too deep into health issues but I do believe chronic stress and pressure weighed in on my personal situation.

So, that being said, besides price -- also look to see what other things could be done to the home to increase the marketability of the home such as:• exterior painting, gardening, and pressure washing to up the curb appeal• Deep cleaning/decluttering• Minor repairs or updatesEvery home/situation is different.

How can I put some pressure to go into probate in order to have the chance to purchase the property from the state?

The next year, I spent my honeymoon with my newlywed husband at a foreclosure seminar and a few months later, we attended a 5-day real estate bootcamp run by a guru, with all the high-pressure tactics you'd expect.

I could see demand for Fort Harrison State Park or close to Mount Comfort you could lure demand for business travelers.

Pressure wash and yard work outside.

Color of the roof shingles - you must be kidding me (my blood pressure is already rising). 

I live in southern WV, the city is Mount Hope, right outside Beckley.

Mount Laurel, Moorestown, parts of Cherry Hill and Collingswood might be too expensive, but not sure if house hacking is the strategy (check out 148 E 2nd St in Moorestown).

The rent on this one is large enough that I will feel the pressure if he or someone else falls behind.