I recently published the book, “Broke to A Quarter Million” on Amazon and am getting some of the same responses from investors and people who have yet to invest.The main concern I want to address is that yes I built this strategy around depressed cities and I used Fall River Massachusetts as it is where I grew up.There are many other cities around the country where the “Broke to a Quarter Million” strategy works all across the country for example:Massachusetts has: Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton, Brockton, North Attleboro, Worcester, Springfield, Holyoke, Lowell, Lynn Lawrence, Chelsea, BostonRhode Island has: Pawtucket, Central Falls, Woonsocket, ProvidenceConnecticut has: Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Waterbury, Danbury, New London, New Milford, Westbrook CenterNew York has: New York, Monticello, Hempstead, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Mount Vernon, Liberty, Beacon, Mechanicstown, Spring ValleyI would say that instead of say this doesn’t work in my city.

Of the 12 recessions since the Great Depression, real estate prices nationally continued to rise during 10 of them.

Nationally prices have retreted twice since the great depression. 1991 prices dropped about $1500 then the housing collapse from a decade ago.

The place can be had for $100k due to location on the outskirts of downtown depressed area and the flat roof will need replaced within 2 years ( 20k ).

Here's my warning letter:Lease Violation Warning Letter(Property Management Business Name)Date:Resident’s Name: Property Owner: Property Address: Reason for Warning: Disorderly ConductDescription: Between (Timeframe of incident example 10-11pm) on (Date) We received multiple reports from several community members about disorderly conduct in your unit along with behavior on your behalf that was deemed as disorderly by other residents in the building.

My market was pretty depressed, could pick up bank foreclosures for under 20k before now its more like 25k to 30k.

I had no support and freaked out when the recession/depression was about to hit.

When in college I studied about the governmental takeover of the free market in the 1930s it became very clear why the program was never able to bring us out of the depression.

The last week has been depressing as we went through a prelim exercise to understand our tax situation.

It is a good idea to keep the unit at 50 to avoid cracks in the plaster if they houses he plaster.I have four rental rehabs going on right now and I get depressed because I didnt have much going on all winter.