Not every property will rise to 4 digits.

My hourly rate on those six weeks rises every month. 

If I do choose to sell this house could appreciate another 25% if Boulder keeps rising.

One thing that has come up a few times is guests being frustrated they couldn't control the temperature or had to contact to owner to lower or raise the temp.

Selling seems short-sighted in a market like San Jose given the overall city market should rise throughout the next decade with the development from tech firms and downtown development and support from groups like the Knight Foundation.

Unfortunately the Icelandic real estate market is pretty weird, most people bet on appreciation when investing (because the value of the houses rise significantly fast) but the rent to buy ratio is pretty poor. 

I think Idaho is for California today like Arizona was for New York in the 90s when everyone left NY because of rising taxes!

Austin may continue to rise in prices, but you don't make any money unless you refinance or sell.

Prices have been rising so it's time to sell and fund the next

@Michael VerBout In most cases you be better off letting it go to sheriff sale in buying it for the sheriff sale price if you try to reinstate her do anything else you’re going to have to pay legal fees and other penalties to the mortgage company in the PF will significantly rise you’d also have to take care of that $10,000 second lien which will be extinguished in the sheriff sale.