Though the property rents quickly and for top dollar, it could have a high turnover due to that high rent.

They were old and the minute I said I would be interested in buying them the holders quickly said if you will give me ten cents on the dollar it is yours.

When you start seeing countries making deals outside of the dollar, it's a bit concerning.

I know dollar for dollar it's doing better than any of  my dividend earning stock or mutual funds.

Cheap properties get less desirable tenants that will cause the owner to work alot harder for the same dollar. It's

Than negotiate it down the price to 60 cents on the dollar. (it

I don't care how far away the subject property is or how large or small the rehab is, at 41 cents on the dollar, it would be a no-brainer for anyone.With that said, since you have described such difficulty finding a buyer, I am willing to bet $500,000 that your "41 cents on the dollar" is not even close to accurate.

So the government is going to give Goldman Sachs and other institutional investors the best houses at pennies on the dollar. It

And I know they won't have any intention of keeping these properties on their books so they'll most certainly be letting these go for pennies on the dollar. It's

Plus the pictures are not great if you want top dollar it must be great.