However, you're (122) right now and your HELOC payment is only 275, that means you'll only be in the black by 153, assuming you get it at the asking price.

I wouldn't think of this as so black and white (cancel or go forward).

@Eric Black thinking about it you're right.

Here is a link to NIA Black's 2016 Market Report for Spokane/Coeur d'Alene.

They are what cause those black streaks you see on roofs.

It's probably about 20 years old, asphalt three tab shingle, black (gray now due to the wear and tear).

Sure, a company has to be fundamentally capitalized to a degree, but its simply not black and white, and by no means am I going to front 6 figure projects for months on my dime if work is being performed.  

We both love the town and could see us going there 4-5 times a year while renting out the rest of the time in Airbnb.We want our first international investment to be modest, so we are looking at Tulix in NW area of downtown by Black development group.  

Another draw back with neural networks is that while they will have a high degree of predictive power while they are live, they are like a black box that gives the user next to zero insight into they "why" behind the market actions, which is arguably more useful than a simple: this will sell for that. 

BUT, since some owners are moving back in black with the recent appreciation, they might look to get out and sell which will drive the inventory up and prices down.Keep an eye on the foreclosure news from leading websites and also on job reports and consumer price index.Economy I'd say looks stronger, which is what will always drive home ownership up.I'm personally bullish about 2015 :)