I've learned about some great resources, and in doing so, I thought I'd share:HurricaneHousing.org is a web site that helps match storm victims with vacancies, rehabs in progress & other availablilties.Tons of Resources - Craigslist

Part of what makes this a "web" site is that things can be hyperlinked throughout, without having to duplicate each bit of the detail that was in the original contribution.

Anyway... from an investor stand point I can't wait to get into the market.I consider myself relatively web savvy.

If i did a quick cheap web cam video of the properties or units I was selling, would that promote sales?

Maybe you can just find some web sites that let you list land online, or just put them on ebay and see what happens .. you can also create signs around town that say "land for sale" .. with a number and directions, maybe an address ... post in forums, and local bulletin boards around town ..

Great web resource.

Here is something that I found on the web, but I don't have any idea how accurate it is.Foreclosure rules vary from state to state and I don't think anyone wants to give you bad information.

So basically if I can invest in LA, I would have but at this moment there is just no way I am going to take on such a big gamble on a slowing market.

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Now to take it even one step further I can review area's of great concern by researching Fema's web site for Major Disasters in 2000 and 2006 or even further if I wish.