One thing to keep in mind is when the economy is in a slump these areas get hit the hardest due to most of the properties being vacation homes or second homes or rentals.People tend to hang on to their primary homes and let the others go so these resort type homes have higher foreclosure rates etc.just food for thought.

I guess he got prison food instead of pizza.The rental business is full of unexpected surprises.

There was also food (hot dogs, water, cookies, and popcorn) and various booths of information.I spoke to a community advocate about the neighborhood I just bought a duplex in as well as one of the beat cops that walk the area.

., they enrich our lives, give us jobs and food and many services we take for granted.

I love travel, good food, and golf!

I could be wrong as far as the sale of a rehabbed property, but this is advice I received on how to wholesale an MLS deal...Food for thought anyway.

And until I get a home, I'm paying 650 a month for all living expenses (housing, food, internet, utilities).

It is not new that military markets change.During the 1960s, Charlie had hundreds of residential properties that catered to military tenants.

-Join a REI group or two in your area-Build a power team -heavy networking on BP, FB, LI, and the zillion other social networking websites, particularly catering to REI.

Food for thought, but best of luck to you!