Here's a summary of the reasons: With inflation now in the 2% range, the Fed needs to lower interest rates from their current "restrictive level" (Powell's words) to prevent a recession.

It seems like this is about the range of the price.

Usually your reserves for those categories will range from 25-30%, although maintenance & capex should initially be minimal since the home is new.

Yes you can still find some properties in that price range.

Another period of QE will drop rates to the 3% range for a period.Ultimately, history has shown real estate values to double every 15 years. 

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At one point I realized we were paying this guy $4200/mo for a property that I could see on the MLS he bought for something like $180k.I tried to get him to sell (using alumni as our backing investors) but he came back with a price in the $400 range and said he had no real need to sell.

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A 3 bedroom in Stamford can range from $2200 - over $3k. 

Send offers on places you like when they come up if they're within your range.