Before our local boom started, they were in the range of 65-95K.

OTOH, we may look back in a year (or a month) when its $2000 and wish for that cheap $900 stuff.You guys probably recall me mention Harry Dent's "The Next Great Bubble Boom" and John Talbott's "Sell Now".

dont know about GA tax sales but in CA.. they usually start at 10 to 11am  and at 8am the tax collectors offices is full of people paying their tax's  LOL

Because of the city's location and proximity to the Marcellus boom the rental rates continue to rocket up.

All of the auction specifics are located on the Los Angeles County Treasurer & Tax collectors web site.

I'm in Massachusetts and the rental market is booming and I'd like to find reliable resources to work with.

Tom,It's like stock.There are buyers that buy 3 shares every 2 weeks not matter the price and then those that buy much more in the CYCLE that is most advantageous for them to do so.I like LEVERAGE.I think LEVERAGE was bad during the boom times because now many are upside down.When interest rates are low now and prices are rock bottom they will not stay that way forever.So I would leverage and get as many amazing deals as you can right now and when the cycle starts going up get real picky about what you add from then on to add to your portfolio.If you buy right leverage is a great thing.

I did alot of business with them during the real estate boom.

I'd bet somewhere during the boom she did a cash out refi or a HELOC and there are more loans than the original one you list.

I have owned one condo prior to the boom I bought in 2003 and sold it in 2006 for Double what I paid for it.