i would think in that instance, you would sell the 80 note, and hold the others for cashflow in your own portfolio

The Wall Street Journals magazine, Smart Money, had an issue several months ago giving what cities were growing the fastest, as far as appreciation goes, and what cities were the most undervalued.

For instance the property is selling for 100,000 which is worth 150,000.

(doesnt need to be alot in some instances.)

You can check out the official sites on Google.In that area are a number of gorgeous, INEXPENSIVE, houses (for instance around $265,000 for a NEW 3BR/2BA/2CAR 1700 sqft, large yard house, extremely well insulated.

We have a very expensive office, been is many magazines, other offices recognize this office world wide.

In addition, they are advertising in some magazine without asking me.

I know someone is going to quote a recent (either "Business Week" or "Fortune") magazine article showing huge appreciation, particularly in the bigger cities; DFW, HOU, SAT, AUS, HOWEVER, no one has ever shown me the methodology used in that study and everything I've looked at in those markets changes when you BACK THE NEW CONSTRUCTION out of the equation.In my local market the appraisal district tried to jack our numbers up and I protested.

For instance, a friend was pleased to find out that one of his friends was elected to the board.

For instance one lender may have the best rates for an option ARM but not for a 30yr fixed .