Bye -bye!

with limited information. one can make assumptions. .IE you have no cash to put into the deal.you may find a lender that will bite.. but most won'tyou would probably be best off finding and equity partner lest the deal go bye bye also as a HML in my day.. 50% Loan to coast was the most we would go..

(Being a C- area, you CANNOT count on pro forma appreciation in the sweet bye and bye). 

The peak population of Detroit was in 1950.

I just think that buying from TK providers at the peak of the market can be dangerous when prices are higher than in the past.

I will also be investing in rental properties and what ever else may peak my interest.

Originally posted by @Bill Kramer:@Jeremiah HouseIve literally painted THOUSANDS of rentals, at my peak i was doing 150/month, and this is what everyone used:Sherwin williams Property solution for eggshell, semi gloss.

On the other hand, it does seem like we're nearing the peak of the appreciation cycle, but even then, if the property can be held for the long term to me this still sounds like a good investment. 

My take is the market is at it's peak and will crash by 2006 for sure and time is of the essence.

So after dealing with a couple realtors we found "the one" (could not recommend David enough) and locked in a semi-ocean front home that sold at the pre-GFC peak for $1.1m.