Advertise in the classifieds of your local news papers.

I'm looking carefully, but nothing right now fitting our bill.The market is actually better than most media outlets would like you to believe, because that is good news, and well, good news doesnt sell.

Definately not good news and Fannie may follow the lead.Just one more hurdle to jump through as RE investors.

Do a search for the article as I do not have the link anymore.There is absolutely no inaccurate information stated above, only a reference to a written article from a major news authority, my opinion on the concierge, and my opinion on how the newly educated investor remains on their own once completing the NR courses.

This is the BEST NEWS site I've ever found!

Which basically means to wait a few months for prices to come down more so that after my DP I still have enough to pay 6+ months of mortgage and food...PM said they think the bottom has been reached here, but that's not what the national news says, and personally, I--who know absolutely nothing--think it has quite a ways to go down, too.

This is relatively low compared to other islands with a similar level of development where properties can sell for $500 - $750 per square foot.The good news for investors and absentee owners is that the rental income here is relatively high compared to the purchase costs of the property, especially for properties with great views and/or easy access to the beach, which can generate anywhere between US $2500 and US$6000 per month ( depending on the size of the property).

its good to educate yourself, but don't just sit on the sidelines waiting until you figure everything out.speculating is not an investment strategey, its just taking an uneducated approach, "i hear all the good news now its time for me to jump in.". you can't speculate and i think the poster knows better than that as well as all the views of this thread.

The GOOD NEWS?

Is there any good news out there?