When the market peaked we sold it for way over asking.

Obviously more in Jan/Feb, less in peak season summer.

IMO unless there is some other material info provided, seller can say NO but cannot say BYE.

., It's good to here Owasso is peaking some interests!

We bought our first in Lead, SD last May, our second at Terry Peak in Lead,SD in November and we are now pending in Hochatown, OK. 

House Hacking sounds like it peaked your interest most so maybe focus on the HH forums, and contact people directly so you can have better conversations about their experiences both good and bad.

So we do need to caution folks on this scenario and they need to look at the default mechanisms in their particular state we just cant make a blanket statement we will just take it back.the home owner can and will go at long lengths to stay in the home.. and I some states this can be YEARS and your equity goes bye bye..

@Brigham Lewis if your ok with missing out on college life, don’t have a major in mind, then I suggest taking courses that peak your interest in community college or start working in a real estate position of some sort.

For close family or VERY close friends then my general rule is as follows:> Never during peak season or prime holidays (because I would be paying them to stay at my place since it's guaranteed high rate bookings)> If I let you stay for free you have to pay for the House Keeping fee and make sure they post a review somewhere, even if it's just my Facebook site. 

Don't peak on Zillow and assume value.