Net Worth Percentage Change - 2006 to 2010:2006 +51%2007 +37%2008 -10%2009 +7 %2010 +10%It was mid 2010 before we were back to 2007 levels.2008 - Stock market crash took its toll.2009 - Sold our personal residence, was a tough market, took less than we hoped for when we sold our home.

I'm sure it's a situational question, so let me say that we plan on either holding it as a mid-term rental or selling it with a lease/purchase in hopes of closing between 3-5 years.

I have a goal of buying another rental property or property to re-sale by mid-year.

I have a year to year comparison and the budget for all expenses of the HOA from 2008 to mid 2010, I think some of the prices are higher than they should be (landscaping costs, employee wages) and I was hoping to present the board with quotes for lower cost options and get the overall budget reduced which would then lead to the dues going down.

My market area is more of the mid to high end.

We used the mid-range, not the very best not the cheapest, at Lowes.

Remember, you'll need pad as well, so factor in another $1.50 per year or so...Btw, anyone who lives in my area (Atlanta) shouldn't be paying more than $4.50/sq yard for nice, mid-grade plush carpet and less than that for 12mm vinyl...we do live about 50 miles from the carpet capital of the world...

I didn't mind a mid term balloon, or graduated payments, but if it gets to be to off center, I wouldn't be interested.When I appraised notes for the State of Missouri, any obligation that was not readily marketable was discounted further for the reasons mentioned.

I have two prospects that are priced in a decent range for what they are and have potential seller financing.First, is a small 1000 sq ft single family built in the mid 1800s.

Inflation, Interest rates. and unemployment, all in the mid to upper teens.