Check out some books at Barnes and Noble on this topic.

The town I'm in has a lot of older (maybe 1900-1920s) homes in desirable areas and also a lot of homes built from 1949 on.It's an area that I'm interested in, but I've read one book by Robert Irwin and skimmed through another at Barnes and Noble and he mentions in numerous places not to buy houses over 10 years old, but especially not older than 25 years old.

I was in barnes and noble the other day and found a book called real estate investing for dummies.

I saw a book at Barnes & Nobles that had all of his misquotes in it.....It was called "Bushisms"........

So, they would rather borrow from China and Japan, placing the burden on our kids and grandkids; how noble?

Go to Barnes and Nobles and pick up a book on RE investing.

It is currently being sold on Amazon.com and in Barnes and Noble bookstores.

Head over to the library or head to a Barnes & Noble.

Disbursing vital information to homeowners in jeopardy of losing their homes is a noble effort, as long as the information isn't simply a disguised solicitation for business.

Or leafing through the books @ Barnes & Noble.