That was one of reasons why things started crashing in Austin.

I ask many questions back to help them, but they see this as an affront because it's not what they asked for.The greatest coaches in the world will tell you to arrive prepared, do your research, and ask good questions to get the best answers.

In addition, it had a full gut with all-new plumbing, electricity, HVAC, etc... the renovation cost 250K+All projects were done remotely with a back-and-forth arrival to the states.

I started off in Washington DC about 20 years ago, but got out of it when the market crashed in '08.

If we look back to 2004, 20 years ago, we had just survived the dotcom crash and we're starting into the early years of the Housing bubble.in 20 years, gen x will be well into retirement hitting their own Silver Psunami, if you will. 

So, they should have cut yesterday by 100, and they should have cut in July, but they don't want to crash the Markets (their true masters-as they are appointed by politicians beholden to asset owning donors).

He has also played a key role in facilitating communication between the new tenants and myself, ensuring a smooth coordination of arrival times and addressing any specific needs they may have.

So ya it's good to have for more CC's and credit when the time arrives

Everything would sell eventually, but I usually had to list it at 50%-60% of 'market value' (what it had been worth before the crash), which meant it was very important to buy it at a huge discount in the first place.Even when listing most vacant lots at a discount, the average time on the market was 6 - 9 months.

I only ask because a town I grew up in, (Tempe AZ) was cheap when I first arrived there.