That can mean the area that was going up faster can lag or fall behind later.Originally posted by "ROYAL-T":You mentioned "staying power", are you referring to ability to make the mortgage payments if there is no renter?

It is good to start and to not fall into the trap of being a professional RE student.

As has been pointed out the tenant can move out, damage the place and the value of the house can fall.

if anything is falling then its the newspapers and "interruption advertising" such as TV commercials and such.There are tons of ways to advertise on the web.

In other words, if the deal falls through, you could still be liable to the buyer's agent, depending on the circumstances.

Every fall and spring it get's hard to make ends meet and I don't want to go through one of these dry spells again.

It will fall off of one's credit report after a specific time limit as the credit reports cover a specific window of time.If the application asks if you ever had a bankruptcy you still have to answer yes as it does exist and court records will still be valid.I am not sure anyone can guarantee to take such items off a credit report if they are valid.

We lived in Cuyahoga Falls for a few years.

You need a competent RE agent, like most occupations RE agents fall into the 80/20 (although it's probably closer to the 95/5) rule.

Do spec homes being sold at 70% LTV fall into the wholesale category?