It's a ski town in peak ski season that several adults booked four months in advance.

If you're going to manage yourself, you had better know the law inside and out, take educational classes to improve your odds, and have an attorney on speed dial.

Joining a team may be your best bet to get your business up to speed quickly.

That is down from the peak in April/May of 15% appreciation yoy.

Sales prices are at a peak, mortgage rates are double what they were a year ago, many first-time investors cashed out equity in a peak market to pay cash and eat up inventory, and cities/counties are increasing regulation.Keep looking, but be conservative with your numbers so you don't get caught up in the emotions of the market.

Be up to speed on the municipality youre looking at because each has drastically different approaches to inspection process. 

Thank you for reading my post; I hope my post can get some experts' attention and get some suggestions to help her.Unfortunately, she's attempting to sell an expensive property in a peak market that is slowing down and likely to continue slowing for the next 6-12 months.

Prices are at a record high, starting to come down, and many market experts are predicting prices will drop as much as 20% from their peak.

I'd strongly recommend not paying a peak bubble price & a crazy high rate.

That gives me the confidence that I can weather a larger (say 25% peak to trough) drop in values.