Oh well have to dig through lots of coal to find a diamond right?

We're interested in everything from a $45000 foreclosure in a busy but small and not-so-nice condo on the seawall to a nice large beach house in West Galveston to a luxury condo (Diamond Beach).

You need to gather leads from lots of sources, and develop a method of sifting through them to find the few diamonds worth persuing.

I don't pass up on offers of beer, kind of like as diamonds are to the ladys.

DIamond pattern is the soloution but does not look as good as the wave.

Rose or Diamond PeakIf you go to the lake and it's snowing you might want an AWD car.If you are staying in Reno there are a few Museums you might want to check out or the Planetarium at UNR.Here is a link to the Events Callendar:http://www.reno.com/section/calendar&ParentProfile=1017#/?

Diamond, sometimes the tax assessment value relates to the county's (or town in the northeast) best estimate of current market value.

Finding that diamond in the rough is increasingly difficult, and while I claim no expertise here, I cannot see such a sellers market, combined with the current political/economic climate continuing for more than another 24 months, and possibly much shorter with the coming elections, without an eventual leveling out at the very least.

If you dig hard enough you can find the occasional diamond in the rough.

BTW.......I often buy with cash, so if you find any diamonds in the rough, feel free to hit me up!