My first purchase was 100% finance at the peak of the market in 2005 and lost it into foreclosure.

On the one hand, it would make sense to sell at the peak - my current residence is in a desirable neighborhood.

Ok, bye", or contacting the Realtor (for MLS listings).The goal, ofcourse, would be to cut out as many middle men as possible; thereby increasing my profit.Any suggestions greatly appreciated!

I too feel that the market has "peaked" so to speak so truly finding good deals is extremely important.

Since the peak season is Jan-April and we close on Dec 9th wee won't have allot of time to properly market the property which is why Evolve makes sense.  

So, the solution to the problem was to buy a second house in Indy, which I did in 2007 at a near peak in the housing market.

Hi @Jd MartinI will sell likely at a peak in our market to my renters.

Leave out the details for now, because you have peaked the callers interest before they have spoken to you.I hope this is helpful in some way!

Home inspector- Peak Home Inspection www.peakhomeinspector.com they do the infrared and everything and are usually under $400. 

This house sold for $650,000 at the peak of the market in early 2006.Property B:Bank owned, listed at $349,000.