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Michael Shadow Does this scare you too?
1 April 2008 | 4 replies
The more government has control the closer we become to a socialist society.
Benjamin Z. Very young and very interested in real estate!
1 January 2014 | 40 replies
Funny how our society views college.
Mina G. Neighbor big tree branches are hanging over my property
27 September 2013 | 5 replies
@Steve Babiak I hear you ... there are other majestic longer-lived trees (even maples) that would make better trees in an urban setting.
Emma Chen Results for First Time Tax Lien Investment in AZ
17 December 2015 | 23 replies
I did bid on a couple of residential vacant land in Urban area.I use Land use code and lien face value range to filter all properties I like.After putting together a list, I start doing research one by one by using county office website, google maps, Zillow and EPA website.I bid at 5-8% for first three batches but got nothing because winners for properties I bid on are at 2%-4%, some even 1%.I adjusted my bidding rate for later batches.I won 8 bids in total. 7 of them are properties with house on it at low rate. 1 of them is residential vacant land at higher rate.I made payment for all my winning bids on the day of results.waiting for tax lien certificate.....Hope this is helpful to other newbies.
Rocco L. Sink hole
30 March 2014 | 8 replies
You mean a house on an urban lot that's been eaten by a sinkhole?
Chang Maeng Quick question about cash flow and appreciation.
24 August 2014 | 50 replies
So actually people do buy 500k lots for 200k homes in high cost urban areas.
N/A N/A My Plan
19 September 2006 | 13 replies
I have been keeping track of the comps and whenever there is an open house in our condo "society" I check it out to see what others have done.Please keep the suggestions coming.
Nathan Schuline College for real estate investors
3 April 2016 | 7 replies
You might find you enjoy design/planning and go on to do a Master of Urban Planning.
James Wise Developers Eye Office Buildings as Residences
20 August 2015 | 4 replies
., for example, recent conversions slated are to remove 158,000 square feet of office inventory from the Plaza/Midtown, an area that's become a popular urban address for younger people who are looking for apartments, says Dennis Bradley, principal at B&A Architecture in Kansas City, Mo.The conversion to apartments is occurring after the owner tried for two years to find a single-use office tenant to occupy a 60-year-old office building that is now being converted into 101 apartment units, including eight two-story penthouses.Meanwhile, the losses of office inventory are expected to stir more ground-up office construction and leasing activity in other office buildings, the CoStar Group reports.Source: "Office Today, Apts.
Joel Owens Multifamily PEAK coming to fruition?
24 January 2016 | 28 replies
Michael Janszen Doesn't the above quote sound like all the bulls today saying "we're becoming a renter society", "foreign money is limitless", "no new housing supply is coming online", "construction financing is still tight", etc.?