.#3 You never know what kind of curve balls life will throw at you.

I think it's intriguing and could be worth a low ball offer, but I'd be skeptical of the tenant class it would attract, especially with the activity next door. 

But I would like to turn to the BP community and share with me what are some of your favs  for SFH that really hit the ball out of the park when it talks about investing, financing, strategy, techniques etc..

I would suggest starting small then jumping in now we are in the 9th innining of an 11 inning ball game.

The snow ball will keep getting bigger and bigger.  

(This usually leads to the previous dialog listed above)A) "What do you consider a low ball offer?"

One of my friends is a house flipper and got a low ball offer after the house has been on the market for 3-4 days.

If market changes to only low ball buyers then most of the market will sit on the sidelines.

In my case I EAS in 6 months and would like to get the ball rolling back home.

Unless you have a crystal ball you won't be able to predict the time, but you can put yourself in the right place by getting as close to the industry as possible via networking and some of the other things mentioned above.