I remember being in your shoes wondering "why college"?

From 1916 to 1919 expenditures rose 2494% and the national debt went from 3.6 billion to 27.4 billion.

Put yourself in the buyers shoes, would you want to know?

Stand outs to me A neighborhood have rose in population. 

However, if I were in your shoes, I'd buy a place in City Park or a similar area.

Decided I wanted to build a real estate company to become the "Tom's Shoes" of commercial real estate. 

I actually get quite a bit of private messages from people that prefer to just read on here and are new and are in the same shoes as I am and I get a lot of positive feedback for expressing my experience up to date.

If you were in my shoes with a FHA 203k loan what steps would you take to improve the chances of having the offer go through?

So I think I’d keep at the strategy if I were in your shoes.

Case-Schiller agrees with youThe numbers: The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city index rose 0.1%, seasonally adjusted, in July, and was up 5.9% compared with a year ago.What happened: Home-price gains were weaker in the three-month period ending in July than in the prior month.