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I would guess $200-$300/sf at the bottom, depending on how recently the house has been updated. I'm sure that will engender a lot of "it can't possibly go that low in NPB" sentiment, but for a house that isn't really *that* unique (for NPB at least), the prices still need to reflect income...

Let me get this straight.... They want a government subsidized loan but they are complaining that the gov't won't subsidize a loan that appraisers that the gov't trusts (not the same as gov't assigned, btw) won't mark to fantasy? I guess the era of expectations of "free...

wow, that is firmly in 2002 territory. How long do you think before they go below initial new construction price?

Wow, so this is the first batch of knifecatchers from last springs rally? Hey IR, how many rounds of knifecatchers before we hit bottom?

I would guess it depends on what you think will happen with rents, and how ok you are with losing the 20%. I suspect that rents will go to 30% of take-home for a slightly above average household, say 100k income, 70k take-home, $2k-$2500 or so rent. My guess is that there has...

Also, the leases may well be advertised in the dead tree edition of your local journalism establishment. Amazingly, much of the individually owned rental inventory is transacted in this archaic way.

<strong>Is this the realtard? or a maid that comes with the place?</strong> <img src="http://media.cdn-redfin.com/photo/46/bigphoto/186/P697186_7_0.jpg" alt="" /> <strong>What about the kids? included also?</strong> <img...

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I know a number of people who have succumbed to the swine flu after airplane rides in the past few weeks. take a trip recently? and thanks again for the commentary.

more than $5k? small claims court is very cheap to file, and once served, they may settle.

I'm an all-clad stainless user too. indestructible.

You will have to restart it then. And it is true for me, my HH income has changed since I voted.