We woke up to 2 people asking for discounts, one for the end of June, that’s peak season and most of us in this area have agreed to not drop our prices.

Your current home probably isn't a good rental and you're probably calculating "cash flow" incorrectly.Check out THIS ARTICLE from Brandon Turner.We're in a peak market.

I figure at my peak I will have about 60 financed.

I bought my house at its lowest point in the market 4bed/3bath with nook 1800 sqft for $105,000 house value at peak was $250,000.

Many of the cash flow markets values peaked and went down in the same time frame and the ONLY reason to buy was for cash flow and there by pigeon holing the values at what a local would pay for a given cash flow..

He is a member of Dunwoody Rotary Club, the Brookhaven Chamber of Commerce, and the Dunwoody Chamber of Commerce.Before establishing Stout Kaiser Matteson Peake & Hendrick, LLC, Carter was a partner with Lamberth, Cifelli, Stokes & Stout, P.A., a 15-attorney firm in Atlanta, where he practiced commercial real estate and corporate law for more than 20 years.Carter holds a B.A. from Emory University.

South of Summit to FairPlay, Alma, BV, and west to Leadville offer great summer access to recreation and community events with ok access to ski areas, though not the winter peak like you see in resort towns.

@Matthew B. Yes

To answer your question we peaked and dropped 20% we are not up %20 

SF, LA, London, Hong Kong and Sydney in Australia are all appreciation markets.Auckland N.Z which I invest in and flip also becoming an appreciation market only. house prices increased by over 75% from the peak of the last boom in 2007 and the median house price is near 1 million dollar. say +800k.