Or loan balance below minimum level?

This question comes up from time to time around the forums and it seems that personal comfort level for each person's situation is what reigns.

Sellers state they are trending upwards.Buyers state they are trending downwards.Government states they are trending in whichever direction makes them look better.NAR states they are trending whichever way you want them to so long as you use an agent in their membership.I say, look at your past and present inventory levels in your area and compare the data.

However it sounds like nobody can send money online in that manner (and I have checked other places too.) so the playing field is back to level :) But it does surprise me in this day and age no title company has siezed on that.

But what price level are you at?

I'm just looking for a high level perspective.Thanks!

Taylor Hall, here is a reprint of Karen Hanover's take on apartment building classifications:Lender Ratings of Residential Investment PropertiesLenders have developed general classifications of apartment buildings so that they can communicate amongst themselves and other members of the industry with some level of uniformity.

Totally serious, as the small community of families I raised children with here in CA now has 3 young adults in Austin. 70K for safe, entry level housing is enticing to CA and NYC parents, trust me (I've been both).

Just didn't have time.We don't know anything about what skills you may have so giving advice is tough.

Pretty simple.It's when you get to the retail level when you need mass media forms to inform the public.