So people are still traveling in spades, more than ever, maybe just not to the same places, making this likely a local thing.More to @Jerry Calhoun's point on international travel being the hot trend now, the Booking.com CEO was just on CNBC giving an interview and he said that in the past two years their bookings revenue in the US has very much outpaced European bookings (which have lagged coming out of covid), but is seeing much larger growth in Europe bookings this year.

I own a 1 bed 1 bath unit overlooking downtown from a huge balcony, 1 car spot and free heat and hot water for $2200.00 and it has been sitting in the market for 60 days now. 

Prices now for lower level 4plexs now are 280-300k, and still going up.All over Las Vegas prices red hot due to low inventory.

Once they inspect they disburse the funds to us that are associated with that draw.The work does not have to be done in the order the draws are numbered, but all of the work for a given draw has to be done before getting the disbursement.Draw 1 Roof ReplacementDraw 2 Repair plumbing as needed & install 1 hot water heaterDraw 3Renovate 1st floor apartmentNew countertop & paint cabinetsreplace flooring throughoutpaint throughoutDraw 4Renovate 2nd and 3rd floor apartment Paint ThroughoutFlooring Throughoutnew countertop, add lower cabinets, & paint cabinetsrework 2nd floor layoutnew appliancesreplace 2nd floor bathroom vanityDraw 5 Outside work: paint where needed, take down front ramp, trim where neededDraw 6 Common area painting

Wanted some more expert opinions on this article and FHA loans and people buying homes with poor credit and low income in today’s hot market.

The market is just that hot and competitive right now.

If it's super hot and similar properties are selling at 5% over asking price, I'd make my offer based on that.If it's a slower market and a full price offer seems fair, I'd go with that - presuming that in either case the numbers work.I would not try to negotiate the price downward based on things that are obvious to the naked eye, but only on those things that were not.In general, I recommend that my clients negotiate a price reduction rather than asking the seller to do repairs. 

If their "sight unseen" offer is accepted, then they look at it and evaluate......no real risk.this is trueit does show that the real estate market in general is quite warm right now though. i wouldn't say its "hot" overall...maybe in certain sports and areas.

But at this current very hot seller market, I would not repair anything.

Account ClosedI looked at a Texas seller finance deal that was self-serviced recently, and the servicing records/pay history was a hot mess.