Microsoft and Amazon are moving in, the city just installed 5G (first city of its size to do so), 48% of the housing stock is affordable to millennials.

Follow the 10-year Treasury rate as mortgage rates normally follow its upwards or downwards trends.Google "10-year treasury and mortgage rates" and you'll see a chart which you can follow over time.

The tiny homes start at $130K new construction and believe them to be severely overpriced for this market and house size (700-1000 sq ft).  

I got them inexpensively from Home Depot, sized to fit my window exactly, they hold up well, and prospective tenants viewing the property LOVE them.

So far, I have one leased this way, and a second that watched the video and then wanted to see it in person before leasing- understandable since the video showed it unoccupied so it is harder to understand the size of the place.I am not posting the videos publicly, but sending prospective tenants a link to view the video instead, at least for the videos that show the unit with the current furnishings in it. 

It seemed a project just the right size for our budget and our skills.

Yes, I had great growth from 2009-present, but I can take you to S&P charts that show you 30 years of no growth plenty of times. 

I've found regardless of bank/lender size all of our lenders have been very open to assisting us in minimizing or deferring payments until the Coronavirus pandemic subsides.  

We were about to get almost $20K off of the original asking price after we had an inspector come out, and discovered so incorrect info in the original listing relative to the size and offerings of the property.

It doesn't make sense to lose $1,000 a month unless the appreciate is off the charts and making up for your losses.Sell it, even for a reduced price, and you'll automatically save $12,000 a year.