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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RobGMN" data-source="post: 8887689" data-attributes="member: 683408">I gotcha' 100% with that perspective. I was approaching it from the seller side, not the buyer-to-be-landlord side.Our region is a bit slower to react to real estate changes, but we still saw a reasonable jump in prices when the rates were knocked down by the Fed in response to recession. And desirable houses were on and off the market in the snap of a finger.I'd say the lowest down I could do around here right now on another rental property would be in the 25% range. Not much income per month, but a nice equity builder as it'd be paid off in 15 years.Old friends sold their house 4 months ago and the wife admitted to me she actually felt they were being offered too much and felt guilty taking it, even though it was right in line with the comps in the area. Stuck in the mindset of what they paid 25 years ago.</blockquote>

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