Maybe Rentals/Land/New Builds aren't super common in that area, or no investors have been identified for a lot of the projects leaving them to lean on ole' reliable- their flippers.

Yeah, you as a ‘white person’, when arguing a ‘white person’, in America, either quote the constitution and argue like the good ole days or keep your distance and stay safe.

Back then in '99, they called it a "band-aid" loan, but we still came in at close with money, and had a few thousand for repairs/upgrades, etc...sigh, the good ole' days.

I'll just have to wait until summer of next year, thats when the good ole state of Mississippi reassesses the taxes.

It is being held on May 2d at 6:30pm at Cafe Ole on Milwaukee @Jonna Weber will be hosting.Feel free to reach out when you're in town if you'd like some guidance on current rent rates.

I remember the Grand Ole Opry shows in the 50s, talk about pure corn and horrible humor, it took a long time to get a more professionally produced show like the Tonight Show or 60 Minutes.

Hi ThereI’m new to this group I specialize in Multifamily assets and residential real estate in the PNW Looking forward to being part of this groupJohan 

so correction/stablization good thing.. big ole fat crash I dont see it. and if prices start to drop investors will stop the loss much quicker than what happened in 08 to 2011 is my thought ???

Or a good ole school “Cash T” CPA trick IRS Agents use to sniff out people who try to pass information that doesn’t meet the scrutiny of a basic truth income formula you can do in 2 minutes on a napkin.

Quote from @Johan Banol: Hi, I want to invest in some foreclosure auctions.