It's a seller's market.So keep that in mind because I've seen some really questionable decisions being made under the pressure of a 1031 deadline...

But maybe a career change (sooner rather than later) would make them happier sooner and take some of the pressure off. 

Just the presence of others tending to improve accountability.I wouldn't put pressure on a good worker by sending in a bean counter to reel in expenses.

add battery operators cams like they use for deer hunting around the property there camo so hard to find them u can mount to trees or any where some are rechargeable from sun solar 

Tim McCahill Check the water pressure on your boiler.

It will remove pressure which could mean prices stabilize or even drop.

Hey Matt,My own view is that suburban B neighborhoods will see the most selling pressure and possibly a slow motion train wreck over the next decade as boomers die.

FRED data suggest stabilization is House price in top 20 US metros...But still new construction is historically low and increase construction price will create more pressure on this...Looks like market will move slow but will not crash...

I like the North Jefferson County area: Gardendale, Morris, Mount Olive, and a quiet (but outstanding place) Corner. 

Although this is common, I've seen some owners get caught and have fines start mounting up against them since it's not a legal duplex.