Not in Little Rock anyway.

I live in Rock Hill, SC.

A standard size refrigerator often will cost less than a smaller, less popular sized one.

There is going to be a big variation in costs because of government subsidies and the type of soil.To put in a sewer here, every inch of the trench must be rock hammered.

They are willing to take a 50% haircut on that balance when the underlying asset is worth $840,000 (rock bottom price)?

Ex: popular rural areas, areas with government funded re-development and propeties near colleges, prisons, government offices...anything that would have a positive economic effect in the area.

By now, any other realtor would have told me to kick rocks if they had anywhere near as much trouble as my realtor has had to deal with but in the end, he's still there hanging tough with me and thats not something you buy.

Likewise, the most common type of investment real estate is the single family home, as well.There are many reasons why single family homes are so popular among investors: * Newer investors prefer single family homes because they are more familiar.

Keep rocking it!

Or anything with HOAs or where the owner pays ANY utilities.Around here enclosing the garage and thereby adding heated square feet was popular once but I don't like those, primarily because I see a lot of people that want an actual garage.The sweet spot here are 3/2s, though the spoiled college crowd demands a private bath with each bedroom.Speaking of the spoiled set, I just rented a four-bed to three college girls who converted the fourth bedroom into a MAKEUP ROOM.