If prices were to drop I think we would still be above water, but not in the favorable position we are currently in.

There are a few specific neighborhoods i love in Cedar Park that are in that price range.

Recently on Fivver I have been shocked and hopefully amazed at the range of services that will actually help grow my business very quickly with the if I handle the  project management focus.  

The market is exciting for sure in Vancouver with several things happening on the water front.

Foundation has several vertical cracks.Been vacant for a lot of years.Because - and only because - the inside is in great condition AND it's 10 min from major skiing, water parks, hiking trails, brewery, wedding venue, Adirondack trail, and some other fun stuff, I am seriously considering it and everyone in my circle is telling me to walk away.I've gotten quotes so I know the dollars for septic and foundation.

While the Laminate is highly scratch resistant and water resistant with good resale value it does have an issue with spills being left on the surface for a period of time.

However I get a inside line on a waterfront house (I have a boat and grew up on the water so I love it) thats not on the market yet. 

There are numerous national QI services and that is all they do and our fees typically cluster in a small range. 

Make sure they dig a big trench to connect water, sewer, etc.

If you are planing to put an new roof, new HVAC and Water heaters - the big tiket items then maybe accounting for 5% capex reserve for few years could work.