Just in my neighborhood - we built our house 15 years ago and we were the fourth house to be built in the neighborhood - now there are 50+ houses plus condos at the bottom of the street.

Meetings are fourth Wednesday, so tomorrow night.

Four story building on the fourth floor in Queens, 5 minute walk from Subway, 20 minutes from Manhattan on subway, 10 minutes on high speed express LIRR.175K price.8.5K down from me.

Water, probably $100 per quarter.

Water, probably $100 per quarter.

People also defend Newton's fourth law of 50% to the death despite obvious nuances for a specific deal that make this incorrect.

What I noticed though was a lot of great advice being passed back and fourth.

I wonder if I would have submitted my written offer more quickly, whether they would have accepted and locked in on a good deal.I met two more individuals interested in buying properties with equity in them with a little kicker from, so that makes 4 people I can shop for (I'm the fourth, if a deal looks really good, within my investment potential, then I will hold on to it.)And so... on we plod.

With stocks, you can wake up one morning to find out that a company filed an errant quarterly report and the stock price has been cut in half.

Because I’m also a trader.I understand this is a complex question to ask because of how volatile the real-estate market is in Florida, but I would like to know what would be the best way for me to make a profit off my living quarters when I decided to move?