Article is here: http://money.cnn.com/2007/11/06/real_estate/home_prices.fortune/index.htmGood solid article utilizing price-to-rent ratios to forecast home prices based on reverting to the mean as all the air flows out of the bubble.

I lived in a rental house while in the Air Force with my wife.

Get it permitted and done right.Also, you're doing something that throws a lot of moisture into the air, vent it incorrectly and you could have a serious moisture and mold problem down the road.Get someone that really knows their stuff, this is NOT amateur hour.all cash

Thanks dcg123 The market is slow here with some hot pockets.

I'm currently serving on active duty in the Air Force at Whiteman AFB, MO (about 1 hour east of Kansas City).

The area is becoming a hot spot with a lot of recent developments.

Hi,I'm currently buying a house on contract here in Indiana from someone, and 4 months into the purchase, we're getting nickel and dimed to death on repairs (new plumbing for clogged drains, hot water heater going out, etc.).My question...Is it my responsibility to pay for a new hot water heater (around $1500) for our house, or do I have some recourse so that the actual owner pays for it?

In case anyone missed it, credit union, credit union.If the rental property is rented, the rent can be applied @75% to help Your dti ratio, but I haven't seen that help lower the down stroke.Your best bet is to shop with out credit pulls, make face to face appointments, sit in the hot seat and follow some of Jimmy Moncrief's podcast suggestions, even though they are about commercial lending, His advice is solid.John

I know as of right now AUSTIN is hot hot hot!!!

Well hot damn.