Any yes, that 47% hit we took this year was just ridiculous. 

@Lori Williams I have out of state investors call me all the time desperate to sell properties that they bought in areas where people literally will steal the aluminum siding off as far as they can reach....but the prices that they paid are ridiculous....it's highway robbery and in all cases, when I saw the properties they were wrecks and the worst part is most of them paid cash so they didn't even have the protection of an appraisal and they're too trusting, believing what the person selling the property to them is telling them without doing their own due diligence. 

#5 is ridiculous. 75% is way to high if you are hoping to be profitable.

There's a difference between a lowball offer and a ridiculous offer though. 

Colorado Springs property tax seems ridiculously low compared to Austin and its surrounding areas. 

Ridiculous.

At a glance, I don't think it's a ridiculously odd request.

The council member, who's my neighbor & made ridiculous accusations about me having a conspiracy with the city manager, wasn't allowed to vote because it was a conflict.

Midtown is ridiculously priced and the rents certainly don't add up to any positive cash flow without a substantial down and at that point I could imagine many other better options.

Five years is a coin toss, 10 years is ridiculously solid.