You need to do your own due diligence before you bid as best you can so you have a comfort zone that you’re doing the right thing.... it’s no different than buying the gift bag at a country restaurant...you won’t know what’s in the bag unless you try and check it out.

It seems to be the 1 thing folks can agree on.

The cost to play has gotten exponentially higher, the barrier to entry is only going to get harder.100% agree!

Luckily, as mentioned above, only one person has agreed to your terms.

in simple term:the sum amount of money in being circulation is always going to increase the residential real estate valuation as it has limited supply as hard asset and increased demand.rising amount of money is equal to higher inflation, but whether the dollar rising or not it depends on interest rate, whether it's higher againts its peer (if rate is higher then it causes more expensive dollar thus higher USD), and vice versa.in other word, the more inflation it is, the more expensive real estate would be.you can see the same characteristic in other country as well.

That said, I agree with the posters above- with a job that costly, I'd get a minimum of five bids.

Couldnt agree more David.

Hi Jake- I agree with Kirstin that there a lot of homes in the Cape that need reno's after Ian and you can definitely get a deal.

I 100% agree with this.

@Landon MizuguchiI agree with @Nate Meeker you need to find someone that is a good fit for you and your individual needs.