The problem is that the properties in the sought after summer rental areas are expensive relative to other markets on Long Island.In a good economy ( wall street in particular) rentals can go from $40,000 to $140,000 for the season which is from memorial day to labor day.When wall street took a hit the $40,000 summer rental went down to $26,000 but the $140,000 rentals did just fine.

I work about 50 hours a week as an engineer and am working on my master's part time and was able to rehab a house over the second half of last summer when I didn't have any classes.

The properties that I have acquired have been in the Savannah, GA area, and they are managed by a PM.I am headed to Kansas this summer and am spending time researching the area and probably will not make any purchases until next year.

What I was trying to say is that, since last summer, 5 of our properties had accepted contracts at or near full price in under a week.

Need that castle quickly, my Kings are kicking some butt in the NHL Stanleyy Cup vs. the Devils and will need a celebration location, preferably a castle.

I also have 2 jobs and make very good cash bar tending in the summers.

You should arrange a visit (summer is better obviously)

Hire the best Realtor available and then take your sister in law and her family out to a nice steak house to celebrate when the house sells.Respectfully,

Make sure you visit Texas in the summer time before moving.

I am looking at the 80-200k range.It [should] slow down as summer heats up, and the normal busy home buying season ends.