Uneven like cracked and rising/sinking, or uneven like sloping toward a floor drain?

In the event that we do not buy at the end of the term, the buyer gets to keep the money and the house, allowing them to attain a steady stream of income over the next decade and then either the rest of the money or the ability to re-list the property after a decade of inflation in the area (estimated to be between 30 and 40 percent).2) we will offer £360,000 (80% of the asking price) on seller financing (wherein the seller themselves extend us a line of credit for that amount) for a 30 year, 10% interest, fixed term. £1100 per month, totalling £396,000 when all is said and done.

Then there is the overflow inlet, which is also at the drain end of the tub; when the tub is stoppered and the water level rises, when the water level exceeds the height if the overflow inlet the excess water flows into that overflow inlet rather than onto the floor. 

Rise up this mornin',Smiled with the risin' sun,Three little birdsEach by my doorstepSingin' sweet songsOf melodies pure and true,Saying', ("This is my message to you")Singing' "Don't worry 'bout a thing,'Cause every little thing gonna be alright."

I figured the area was already out of my league due to the rising prices but I might have to take another look. 

Both of those areas busted inflation since 89 no matter how you slice it.

The biggest misperception of people from away is that we all live in Midtown high rises for $5k/month and dash around in taxis to fancy restaurants.  

Assuming a stock market downturn in the next 6-18 months with attendant economic effects (rising unemployment, declining interest rates, dip in home values), is anyone waiting on the sidelines and holding cash to either pounce on RE and/stocks when they drop 5-20%?

With crypto on the rise, I feel like it has people investing in that instead of more rentals and maybe even selling rentals to buy crypto.

@Mike Adams I have no idea your exact budget or criteria but just going off your first post it seems that you are looking at million dollar plus investments, if that is the case look into jersey city heights, it is a neighborhood in jersey city that is on the rise.