As for the general trends in the market, I think it's pretty likely things will tick up in the next year or two, if only because the foreclosure inventory will start to dry up, and the market will start to use natural competitive forces again.Over 5 years, I have a feeling interest rates will rise significantly (back to the 6-8% range), which will hurt transaction velocity (fewer people qualifying for loans), but I don't expect things will be as bad as they have been the past couple years.Now, if you go out 10 years, if the underlying issues in our economy haven't been fixed, I have a feeling that we'll have another major recession, perhaps bigger than the one we just started to dig out of, and that cycle will likely continue every 5-10 years or so until the underlying problems are solved.That's my pure opinion (guess)...

You don't want contractors walking on your floors before they have properly dried or mucking them up after they are done.As for the area, you have a mixed area there if it hasn't changed much.

I do wish I had full time job at times when I go through my dry spells of wholesaling, but I don't miss corporate america.

@Jamie Garcia#1 ArizonaLow taxesLower cost maintenance due to the hot dry weatherLandlord FriendlyReasonably pricedFast growing

It does not always run, and does go dry, although with the wet year seems to not be for long. 

So my girl friend is disgusted that we will have to use these units to wash and dry our bedding, clothes, etc.

We would like a cut and dry mothod that takes the emotions of wanting to be liked out of it and makes it more of a business decision.Ideas or advice would be appreciated!!

What you need to be concerned about is whether the market correction hits just before you need to refinance, because you may be forced to refinance at a lower valuation, which means that you will have to put additional equity into the deal to pay the first loan.And, of course, if you are a buyer with dry powder when the correction happens, you are a happy person.2.  

When the offers dry up he'll sweat.

According to the realtor the damaged areas were removed, dried out, and mold inhibitor was sprayed throughout.