Manufacturers are trying to pretend that it is NORMAL to have to tap the planks of your floor back together every few months.

With the overall market I was more curious to hear what people thought about the prices of homes across the country and if they think this will be more normal as we go forward.

I maintain anywhere between a 750-790, my wife commands a 800+ and between the both of us we make just under 200k a year at our normal jobs. 

Seems silly, but I do have the keyboard shortcuts for QB desktop down pretty well, it makes me efficient at data entry, these shortcuts normally don't carry over so well to web apps. 

Normally prices go down a bit in the winter.

So, I'm into all the details of acquiring and renovating properties and normally leave all the tenant screening management stuff to a management company.

I’m reaching out because I’m wondering if you might be interested in selling your house.Before going any further I want to point out:I am NOT a realtor.I am NOT a rich Californinan trying to buy their 4th house.I am just a hard-working young man from Wisconsin trying to build a life for myself in -----------.As I’m sure you are aware, the current housing situation is making it extremely difficult for normal, working class people to find a house.

Then the next year I resumed normal increases. 

Once you decide that you want to keep them on as tenants, then I'd do a small increase. 5% a year increase is usually the higher end of what someone will tolerate. 2-3% per year is pretty normal for rental increases. 

I’m trying to put myself in a normal person’s shoes, and I feel like I’d be more inclined to answer a phone call and discuss selling my home rather than responding to a post card or yellow letter.