According to the Federal Housing Finance Agency, as of July 2015 we had already reached the levels of November 2006 (pre housing crisis,) with the average nationwide house price of $240,000.

If it's not, then don't.I can understand it upsetting you, but keep a level head and treat the deal like a business decision.

The trick is finding someone who is at your level as far as partying goes.

Divide the annual net cash flow after these expenses by the down payment and you'll have your Cash on Cash Return).When Warren Buffet said, "Buy when the blood is in the streets and everyone is running..." and then went on to buy Prudential and turn it into Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, while also buying up a ton of single family homes, he set off a Wall Street frenzy.

We start considering lowering the price about 10 days in depending on the activity level and feedback from prospective tenants.Poor condition/marketabilityIs the home in a fresh and desirable condition?

(the design problem is there is no where else to put a pantry).Corner Pantry Idea 1Corner Pantry from front door One wall kitchen with angled pantryL Kitchen with small 18inch pantry door.Full living/kitchen area dimsFull main level dimsThanks for your input!

Taxes are what they are, an expense that should be built into the rent creating a level playing field for all landlords.  

It's not clear from the site the level of expertise of the people who go look.  

I cant speak on a national level but in Texas inventory is low and competition is tough.

I can't stand the city of London or Government at any level - especially when they tell me what I can and cannot do.