Talk to other owner in a condo complex and take the temperature of the HOA.

Do you think the market in Lynnwood is going to continue to rise quickly, or level out? 

This is the flip bailout method in  a rising market.

I have viewed some of the new construction and agree that those homes are priced at a premium, however I believe that the market may continue to rise to reach these levels. 

There is a shortage of construction workers needed to fill future construction demand, and significant obstacles to expanding the supply of potential workers.He thus predicts:Construction wages will rise due to competition for scarce talent, stealing workers from other blue-collar industries.Workers will continue to flee the rust belt to the Southeast and Coasts where construction jobs will be.Since immigration laws will impede importing labor, sectors like agriculture and manufacturing will continue to move overseas.Other sectors will also hurt as rising costs for construction crowd out consumption. 

Many people run the water and it's a waste as is the temperature control for the AC/Heat.

Working on one now that should go for more than $55k.Prices are rising with the market and economy.We've also taken them over for as low as free.

Another will be the rise of rent in the Toledo area due to fewer homes passing the inspection and/or the rise in landlord's overhead.Right now, Toledo is not ready economically to take this leap of faith.  

I stumbled upon this article from WPRI from 2 months ago that contains some useful information on Providence property tax rates and rising property values.  

Values have been on the rise their and the returns are getting lower and lower.