@David Faulkner  guilty as charged... bought 3.5 acres in Rohnert park in 1995.. it was unbuildable but it was right behind a HOme depot and had a freeway interchange within 500 yards.. just brought into the city limits and zone mixed use resi.and the Graton casino is right across the street largest Casino in N CA.. they paid for the improvments of the road brought sewer water etc.looks like we will be developing this piece in 17 to 18' ..

Hello fellow real-estate enthusiasts,Im a private investor, mainly in SFH rental owning several properties in AZ and TX.im looking to invest in Cincinnati, OH  - specifically in foreclosures and looking for a realtor that specializes in investors from that area.would appreciate any intros or advice.thanksyoav 

The one market to avoid currently would be Atlantic City as unemployment and property values are reducing due to trouble with the major employers (casinos) in the area.9.

Appreciate the enthusiastic response!

Realizing that the real estate industry was lacking in quality service and knowledge of both sides (construction and sales), he obtained his real estate license and now helps clients streamline the real estate process through virtual marketing and virtual contract filing/signatures.Stephen is an enthusiastic member of the community and enjoys being active whether playing basketball or paddling the bay.

It's great to have a network of fellow real estate enthusiasts to reach out to for help!

Hello Fellow REI Enthusiasts,There is a townhouse complex I know of, it's one of the most desirable neighborhoods of the city, one unit is currently pending after less than 20 days on the market with the price the seller asked for...However there another unit which is on auction.com being foreclosed in a couple of days from now, bids starting at 135K for a home valued at 238K plus...My question is why would that happen?

Maybe go bet on Red at the casino...least you go better odds at making money

I take the other side of the gamblers bet so I'm more like a casino.

I'm enthusiastic about getting my feet wet into the real estate industry.