I found this an interesting article that I thought I would share from Inman News.

Pretty sure that this is not a good long term strategy and that it could easily backfire.But with the prevailance of flipping shows and news articles about it, it just makes it seem like everyone is doing this.I'd like to hear if it's the same everywhere or do DC and I happen to live in areas where there isn't too much going on.To me that would seem like a good thing.NavyDoc

Local news paper: Print ad did not generate any leads.

So I would assume that the winning bidder would have to pay 10% of the winning bid as hand money, but in yesterdays news paper it showed all the properties up for auction and under the listing each properties had a hand money amount.

What makes a real estate interested in your well being are the following:Referrals - Good news travels at the speed of a snail, bad news travels at the speed of light!

I could go on and on.The good news is that if you do the management and maintenance yourself, you will EARN back 15% to 20% of the gross rents each month.

A friend recently launched a blog of political commentary, news and satire, and I wanted to share it with everyone.

AFAIK all billboards are either owned or controlled by (1) 3M Corp, (2) NewsCorp-think Fox News and I've forgotten if there's a 3rd big player in there.

Maybe it's old news now, but the site can't pre-screen what Google puts up.

The good news is that we don't really have bad neighborhoods (at least not if you've ever lived somewhere else).Going outside the city, you can find a ton of 2br apartments in complexes.