Brick/great builder/good location.Ten blocks up there are two huge twin condo developments that made the statement to the press that they're not pre-selling 223k range units as expected.

Can't wait to get a reply on this as this was my biggest stumbling block too and am about to talk with someone in foreclosure as well.

I used to be a stock trader, so I feel your pain (or at least high blood pressure).

example: where i live, its a neighborhood 2 blocks from the campus of a big 12 university.

Also, in a market that is hot with cash buyers lined up around the block to buy it on the spot with no funky terms it just won't work and why should it since it may be more work for the seller?

We seem to feel the pain for a short time and go on - we really need to remember that so many people lost their lives and loved ones on 9/11/01 and it was a horrific event in our lives.I agree, we need to be a more understanding world.

People will pass away no matter what the market and probate pain relief will always be in demand.

I see several more years of pain before prices stabilize.

Like any city - one block may be great and the block right next to it might be drug infected or run down.

I had some Long term rentals in Florida that I owned for about 10 years, and other than one pain in the rear tenant who would call me at 2 AM every other week with problems, it was relatively pain free.