So I'm sitting in my car during my lunch and to kill time I was browsing the forums and I see alot of the same questions with the same answers. 

Most of the new homes I'm seeing are two-story, 3 and four bedroom, 2 to 3 bath with usually one half-bath on the main floor, full basements, 2 car attached garages.The market for more modest homes seems a bit slow due to the on-going employment and lending issues in the area.Rentals seem to not be empty very long at all, certainly, presumably for similar reasons: employment is soft and lending is a bit dear.Hoping you'll share your experiences.

Up here in the north the the most important features we came across when interviewing people was NO STAIRS, at all, not even 1, and everyone wanted a 1 car garage or a carport at a minimum to prevent them from needing to deal with snow.

It's a new home in a new higher end development.  3 beds, 2 full and 1 half bath, 1,699 sq ft, 2 car garage on a 12,834 sq ft lot.When it comes to MFRs, Cambridge has one 3-plex on the market right now, priced at $2M.The least expensive duplex in Plymouth is $459K, where the least expensive in Cambridge is $1.4M.

It’s a $430k single story with a 3 car and I could have done fine as a rental.

Firm and fair, always.Basically, you're working on the same premise as "buy here, pay here" car dealers. 

For a variety of reasons, I've lost my passion for selling cars at the particular dealership I am at and am looking for more.

Usually I would listen to them and then say well since you were told in advance that Carly( my wife) runs the company I think you should know that the likelihood of you getting the job after ignoring the decision maker is slim to none!

A Twin home to be exact with a 1-car garage and fenced in backyard. 

Get a car loan a week later, boom consider it voided.