When you add all that up, it will eat more than your monthly posted cash flow over the long haul.Now, if you bought in an area where you could likely expect great future appreciation and could sustain negative cash flow in exchange for the tax deductions and future large appreciation, then perhaps you have a decent deal for yourself under such circumstances.

They put together a "cottage development" ordinance 5 or 6 years ago to encourage more sustainable development.

I'm hoping what happened in Iraq is sustainable.

I would consider investing in cash rather using leverage unless your income or the death benefit that would replace your income could sustain the investment in a downturn of the economy.

My advice would be to study the main areas of RE investing and see which ones you most resonate with you.

Try to learn the basics of each business model and closely follow the one that best resonates with your lifestyle and investment goals. 2.

I guess you cold argue that SoCal is over inflated and the rule *should* hold true but these values are sustaining, and the market is turning.

We have spent untold billions overseas that could be used to cut the deficit and ensure future sustainment.

Even cash flow negative may be OK if you can sustain the negative cash flow.

Our city decided a few years back to start a revitalization program to create a more vibrant, sustainable, and just community..