Just looking for anything that can get me off the ground here in Houston!

If not, you can renegotiate and request a new BPO on those grounds.

Buyers were still buying and smart investors could still work deals and build their net worth, while others were losing ground to inflation if they were standing still.

A good middle ground no matter the location/demand is to be upfront about the criminal and eviction searches that will be conducted.

Again this is boots on the ground in Vegas, from someone that is not terribly experienced in its market so far these are just my initial observations so please... just take it as information.

I should add to this whole conversation the fact that I am a retired Nursing Home Administrator and liability lawsuits were a cost of doing business.Yet Bill Gulley is right, we are a mad-dog-red republican state that is favorable to landlords, having only done away with caveat emptor a few years ago.I seek the middle ground.

A good 'team on the ground' is a must!

Many folks who rush end up going backwards and lose ground.

In other markets subsidence (where the ground sinks or rises) can destroy a home to the point where it gets condemned (yes, I have seen it happen).

We talked for about 45 min, and we covered a lot of ground in that time.