@Kevin Hill  It's not worth the time, but for our good clients who are repeat purchasers & may tend to do this we'll provide them w/ data for an area that shows the history of sold versus purchase price for their area of interest.  

In seeking out housing options I decided that I would like to live in the Federal Hill area (which tends to be one of the higher priced neighborhoods). 

One off builders don't usually have a pipeline process and will tend to move slower than a production builder, but you kind of have to live with it until you can scale.6) Don't build the fanciest house in the neighborhood.  

Plus they tend to distract from less than perfect windows. 

They tend to be very responsive. :-)

We're in the Rust-Belt, which tends to be very isolated from the sometimes brutal nature of the 'hot' areas to invest in real estate.

There is a reason for everything they do.When insurers group policies they tend to want a certain quality for the best rates.Higher risk properties or ones needing work they will price in the chances of a claim etc.Do not look at an insurance policy as it is going to cover you in bad times.

@David Mitro   I tend to stick to central and upper Bucks and montgomery.  60/70k on a rehab isn't uncommon but it isn't always necessary.  

G+ is where the men tend to be. 

In sales, we tend to think that the Seller will somehow magically say "Yes" just like a hot girl off Tinder.