As of 2017, the Killeen price trends have actually been beating Case Shiller in spite of not suffering nearly as badly during the recession.https://www.hoodhomesblog.com/market/killeen-home-...Yes, moderator, I am linking to my own site, but how else am I supposed to share this information and graph?

@Rena Smith @Ninfa Asitimbay @Nneka Igwemadu  I am happy to say that I was the first female moderator on BP.

@Or Y. well, on the one hand you are correct - higher dp means more secure cash for the bank, but it also means they make less in interest so you can see why their ideal situation is a moderate downpayment with a high loan balance and long term from someone they know can afford to repay the loan plus allllll that interest.

Property is vacant; Owner in a nursing home; kids trying to sell it3 Beds, 2 baths, 1315 sqftOriginal LP: 165kCurrent LP: 155kARV: 170k+ Estimated Rehab: (moderate/high) $18/foot = 24kIt's in pretty rough shape. 

@Kevin Flood insurance in an X flood zone (Low to moderate flood zone)  could be around $750 year for nonprimary residence.

Otherwise, there is also a moderate pricing correction. 

My violations were moderate, total repair cost will be about 15k (porch, siding, windows, and missing property management sign). 

Even though prices have hiked a lot in DFW, there are still some pockets which are moderately priced, Mansfield, Keller, Saginaw, Watauga and North richland hills are some of them.

You can always do moderate price increases if you are behind on market rents. 

If you find a property you like you can use Airdna , Everbooked or even another app I will not mention due to moderation rules to get a better idea on how well it will perform.  :-)As for the specific areas like I said before, Lake Tahoe or pretty much anything south of Squaw Valley is going to perform better but cost more to purchase.