Basically find out to what degree they will move off the price.  

We had several days of single-degree temperatures here in Connecticut this past week, and a squatter broke into the basement of an 8-unit apartment building that we manage.  

But they are nervous that could happen at any moment and our intentions have always been to sell the home or keep it and move sister in-law out and rent it out to college students since the home is 3 blocks away from a well-known university.

What are some determining factors you would use as guidelines when deciding to move forward with any of the listed professionals above.I'm in the Houston market and as some of you know its a bit pricey , would you consider when starting out investing looking into tertiary markets outside of the Houston area , ( El Campo , Wharton , Edna ,  League City , Galveston , College Station , Waller , Prairie View , Lake Jackson , Galveston etc ) . 

But they are nervous that could happen at any moment and our intentions have always been to sell the home or keep it and move sister in-law out and rent it out to college students since the home is 3 blocks away from a well-known university.

My college roommate started buying them in central jersey shortly after we graduated.

The property should be able to pay for a year or 2 of college when they get older, or they can learn how to reinvest it. 

Didn't know it would be a bit hard to sell because of the slope of about 15-20 degree.

Local colleges, tourist attractions, a view, direct access to things like major hospitals/venues/event spaces that are active.

I haven’t even calculated all my expenses for the month yet, and I had to buy a $200 portable A/C unit because we had a couple 90 degree days last week!