So along with a full remodel of everything, a new septic / or possibly tie into the main city sewer, and new water lines / or new wells dug.

In every case the number of available rentals has dropped and the rental prices have gone up.

So, one possible scenario would be five years of flat prices and then 3%, inflation driven inflation.Of course, it could be prices will continue downward and drop another 15% in the next year.

The waters of the reserve can be explored with guided dives in a number of places.

When I told my agent to accept the offer I noticed the price dropped to $45,900 the next day.

There is no question many a newbies do it wrong and can't get their heads above water while attempting a buy and hold biz, that is just not always the case.

If the home sold for $353 last June and was in same condition, it probably dropped in value more than $20k to the banks current ask price.I don't think $250 is too low ball, but you will have to show some evidnece to support your offer.

I'm no stranger to bungee jumping, rapelling, cliff jumping on my snowboard, cliff diving, sky diving, paintball, white water rafting, etc. etc.

Water/ sewer?

Housing values maybe only dropped 5% here in the middle income neighborhoods.