Once I buy a property I replace any water softener or water heater older than 10 years. 

I’m just waiting for my schedule at work to soften up.

I can only assume it is the market softening and the interest rates rise causing people to not be able to refi.Curious on what everyone else is seeing in their market.

(November data get's released on the 21st) Closed Sales: October 1944, September 2116, August 2330, July 2236Active Inventory: October 7416, September 6837, August 6687, July 6620 New Listings: October 2938, September 2769, August 3108, July 3513 Medium Percent of Original List Price: October 95.7%, September 96.1%, August 97%, July 98.7% Medium Time to Contract: October 27 days, September 21days, August 17 days, July 13 days Months supply of Inventory: October 2.8 months, September 2.5 months, August 2.4 months, July 2.4 months What I'm seeing(my opinion) is with the rise in interest rates and uncertainty, demanded has softened.

Rents dipped a little bit in the 2008/2009 cycle, but I didn't see any softening of the tenant demand.

I mean maybe the appliances would be a bit more in the class A, but Why not just find Replacement cost and lifetime for the water heater, roof, appliances, water softener, HVAC and figure monthly avg for those instead?

My water softener guy said he is seeing A LOT of the wealthy in the Barrington area leaving the state.

Deals are pretty competitive right now, but the market should soften over the next couple of months when school gets back in session.

Our market has softened a bit for the higher price point homes and they are needing more marketing attention than before, in my opinion. 

I was at Washington Sq Mall the other day and one of the booths that is on the concourse was a high end luxury apartment complex.. the presentation was more on the line of selling  vacation homes or actual condo's..  ...