The Question Anyway, as the price continues to climb, it has become increasingly tempting to sell it and rebuy the market after we see a dip.

In a job like that working continuously, you should have lots of money in the bank because high salary and no time to spend it!

Large cities run by Democrats (and increasingly, Republicans) will continue to erode the property rights of private citizens.

With how hot my market is right now I am lucky that I don't have to pay more than asking price so I decided to continue moving forward with the deal and will slowly make the repairs. just wanted to share this lesson that I learned the hard way.

I am a beginner investor who has continued to educate myself in regards to REI. 

She finally typed up a single sentence addendum that says, "Owner and seller agree that renter will move out before closing," , and continues to insist that her broker says, "all of our bases are covered."

Once that stuff starts breaking it will continue to be a constant headache. 

And while the prices here won't continue to spiral upwards forever, they won't come down to a significant degree - they'll likely plateau for a moment.

Then continue finding the other listing brokers. 

Not only that, but it all my coworkers hate their job as well so it is a continuous cesspool of negative energy.