For going rental prices in the area, you could check https://www.rentometer.com/ .

Or an investor who needs cash for a better deal asap and will for go market price?

For more on the Liquidity Trap and turning Japanese (not the song) see this by Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge and more recently this from Joe Calhoun over at Alhambra Investment Partners.

We still have these tenants and they have lived in the property for going on four years, so I don't know yet what additional damage has been done.We had some tenants that just moved out and had a pommeranian.

I have been doing business the last year in Charleston and I have 3 properties in escrow now that have been in escrow for going on 6 to 8 months while they try to clear up the title issues.

It is pronounced as in the Yardbird's song "Louie Louie" and, en français, "louer" is the verb to rent.I always get a smile and the often "that sounds like a song" when I tell someone the company name.

With any investment there are going to be losers but these losers get to sleep in the street.Cat Stevens wrote a song "Where are the children going to play" with our greed we have changed that to "Where are the children going to live".

Due to these events I have had to postpone and possibly forgo the purchase of my father's rental, and discussions with a contract attorney have indicated that I have no recourse in seeking damages from either the seller or my inspector. 

The Underwriter is more likely to take a change on a $300,000 sale vs a $50,000 sale Yep, although if its less than $300k, just buy it cash and forgo title insurance.

Houses were selling for a song.