Sure the demand for high end is always going to be there but the market for dumbie proof cameras has completely dropped out I would think.

There is a desperate need for risk based premiums, I owned an inland home that required flood insurance and my policy cost was the same as property that was on the high risk coastal homes.

Rather, depending on the volume released and when, supply may increase JUST enough to meet the demand, which would result in balance and steady price increases.I prepared to enter the market by way of SFR or multifamily with owner occupied financing (VA of FHA) with as little money out of pocket as possible.

Now, if you need to eat and still go to school, ya need to set your sights a little higher I'd say.Speaking of raising your sights, look to the market as to what the demand is instead of picking something because you think it's cheap to do.You can do a deal on a $250,000 home with a grand in you pocket, so get the basics of RE first, then look to the market then to a strategy that fits a property and a seller's needs.

I would think that due to the high demand in this area, that the percentage could be more on the higher side here than the lower.Assessment means nothing

If the seller wants the deal, 2:30 today doesn't matter, and jumping to that may tell him you are more desperate than he is.

It is a prudent idea to know the resale demand, resale price and terms buyers are looking for in your areas.With all that said if you simply wish to forward the lead to others in your area for a finders fee I would be happy to reach out to some local MH investors I know in your state and aim to put you in touch.

Up until that time, it can be a series of gambles or an expense depending on the demand for housing and your screening criteria.

Right now we are experiencing high rental demand and no places to rent.

Has any one been in this situation will the rents drop due tu supply and demand.