I've read a few reports that people are slowly starting to head back because the demand for construction workers has dropped soo much.

I can easily see prices there dropping 10%, so you could be underwater even further.

While housing values will keep dropping for a minimum of another year or two (or five, depending on how deep this goes), inflation is about to run rampant.

My property is in the Dallas Metroplex and everyone knows how the soil and foundations are a problem to begin with.If a tenant is responsible for keeping the lawn watered and the irrigation clock was turned off every time I checked it.

To me its like guaranteeing the market to drop another 10% or more.What do you guys think?

Kirk dropped out of 8th grade, and now owns half of the casinos on the Las Vegas strip.

He's now dropped to $155k.

in sink.Hard water deposits on sink at faucet.Sink not cleaned.Dirty area on wall at the left end of the shelf, right of the outlet, and possibly dirty water spots on wall and shelf to the right of that.Kitchen blinds over sink dirty.

The city controls this by making people bring either a copy of their deed to the water dept or a copy of the lease agreement before they can put the water and trash in their name.

However, the scope of work , price, and timeline may change during a project but always have a change work order request to stay on track.You must state to clean up after yourself because contractors seem to drop caulk, paint, and other materials all over the place.