While you're there, try to get invited in or at least peak in and ask yourself this one simple question: "If they offered to make you a bologna sandwich, would you each it?"  

Bye. 

Luckily for me, I dumped all my junk in that market at the peak of the last up swing.

Before the insulation, I couldn't get the house under 76 on 110 degree days, now my everyday set-point is 72 & I'm paying about $100/mo less than my neighbors during peak cooling season to maintain that super-low set-point.  

Also don't be afraid to ask to use her bathroom (it get's you a little further into the house for a sneak peak). 

...........Bye 

Moodys RCA/CPPI index (repeat sales index) for almost all property types is higher than the 2007 peaks, especially MF. 

The back due rent was around 15k when it was all said and done, the repairs are approaching 4k, but the equity will still be nice since I was lucky and bought the condo during the peak of the recession. 

If you are in an area of harsh, cold , winter months make sure the end of your lease does not happen at the same time.It will be very hard to rent.So If you didn't like them and the lease was set to expire at an off peak market leasing time you might want to get rid of them now.

I am looking at a few places on the MLS now but none are even close to what I would need to offer to make the deal work for me.I feel like the Nashville market is peaking right now in terms of cycles.