[[[[........There is potential there it is reasoned because of a new large airport that is being built and some other happenings....]]]]]I don't know anything about those towns, but a new large airport is not good for property values.No one wants to live anywhere near all that noise, so prices near the new airport and under the flight path will take a steep nose dive.Have you, by the way, even verified independently that there is a new airport going in?

As they both walk in the house, she curled up her nose and folded her arms.

hello there everybody long time no see LOL.Okay this is exactly what's going on, I have a relly good friend of mine (in California) who got himself in a sticky situation.

It did not come over night and you will find that yours will not either.Keep your nose to the grind and just keep networking and eventually a break through will happen.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS

On $1,000,000 sale I would not turn my nose up at less than 3% to represent buyer.

I've only got about 1% of the knowledge I would like to have about RE so I'll continue to poke my nose around here, read something else there and hopefully I understand to the point where I'm comfortable making decisions on my own properties and helping those that need some guidance.hillbillywilly

Kinda like cutting your nose to spite your face, huh?

A few times a year I'll call one or two of them, give them my numbers then sit and chuckle (to myself) as they hem and haw and try to figure out how to use their calculator and come up with a price.BTW, I've been a RE investor for close to 30 years, I've bought a few seconds (desperate sellers who needed the money to put up their noses) and a couple of firsts.

There is no manager or board to brown nose so that you can get a promotion, or worse, to keep from being fired.

You know, it's so funny I've spent the past few weeks with my nose in books about this very subject.