People like this could bid prices in some places so high that eventually the local market will collapse.""

However, when an owner financed older couple could not balloon pay me off after 4 years, I ammended and extended the contract 8 years and took 7 k off the balance after the well collapsed and also loaned them $3500 on the back end to diy tin the roof.

The report used U.S. census data and a Zillow survey of more than 13,000 home buyers, sellers, owners and renters.Of millennial buyers who moved in the last year, 64 percent stayed in the same city and just 7 percent moved to a different state, the Zillow study said.The Harvard study by its Joint Center for Housing Studies – which used data from the census and the Department of Housing and Urban Development as well as its own analysis – found most stereotypes associated with millennial homebuyers were not true.It said among the misconceptions were that millennials want to live in urban locations closer to employment, commercial and social centers; prefer the flexibility of renting; and are unwilling to take on the financial risks of ownership in the wake of the housing market collapse."

Inverness is a up and coming area that is still underpriced .. but there are not a huge amount of duplexes there .. watch spring hill area for sink holes also ..i myself am not afraid of sink hole properties if tgey have been cleared by the proper people , if i was buying them to rent or live in .. there has only been one case that i can remember in the last 20 yrs where someone died from a collapse .. that being said .. i would not want that to happen to me ..not a good way to go .. but then again what is ?

Pretty ridiculous, but interesting that the owner made his money in timeshares and construction of the house has been at a standstill due to the financial collapse.

The side they worked is collapsing??! 

Solid offer, but they hired an engineer that basically convinced the home owners that the roof was going to collapse on itself, I HAD an engineer's report stating that everything was fine. 2nd offer busted....FINALLY, the 3rd offer closed....What a crazy journey, lots of emotions and frustration.

He can try to see if his insurance will cover it...mine covered a collapsed ceiling that occurred only hours before a tenant was to move in!

I started with one home during the collapse while I was in the service.

Bass expects that the firm’s downfall will be bankruptcy, calling UDF “a billion dollar house of cards” that “is now on the verge of collapse.”UDF has been under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission since April 2014, the company disclosed in December, responding to what it called “market rumors” and “misleading anonymous posts.”