I could have written a book about how good an investment that silver is, during the massive run-up in the 1970s, and for that moment in time, the book would have been entirely accurate. 

As far as NY goes you can find a reasonable price point in Silver Creek, Greece, and Lisbon. 

Not sure where you work at....but at $375k, you might do better on room rentals in Silver Spring, College Park, Hyattsville than you will in SE DC.

I recently (3 weeks ago actually) purchased a 3bed/2bath immaculate one-owner near Eagle Creek park for less than $100k.

Either live there, negotiate forebearance on the mortgage, get your tenant some help etc.As an agent this is where the silver lining and here is where the opportunity may be.

The roof had a new silver coating applied about 3 years ago.

I saw some the other day with shiny silver tape for the border of the sign.

I have forgotten the stats, but something like you are 7x more likely to get a great quality lead from one of those people, than from anywhere else.However, as realtors we are mostly chasing silver shiny things like squirrels. 

Take bolts off, then keylock at bottom, the silver circle.Old second below is a substantial metal box, with hefty locking system.The one on the left is the more Advanced model and the one on the right is the more durable exterior.

Pros n Cons in investing in Sparks Vs Fernely4) Thoughts on Silver Springs and Dayton5) I see lot of new construction permits given by reno city for multifamily (apt style) construction within downtown/midtown areas.What boom are we seeing in this area from employment or any other perspective?