$119,50004/07/2006$94,500 05/25/2006$103,00006/23/2006$98,000 10/30/2006$114,99512/15/2006$100,00003/28/2007$105,00003/30/2007$75,000 06/28/2007$96,000 06/28/2007$99,900 07/26/2007$82,500 08/07/2007$70,000 01/14/2008These are the comps from the same exact block and my friend bought the property for 90k in 2005.

If you are under 25, or if you are in college I am curious as to what are the biggest road blocks you are facing as a young investor trying to get started?

I always wondered what a few thousand dollars could buy you, evidentaly it gets you a home in a so-so neighborhood and a junk car in the yard on blocks :D You can read my full blog post at http://realestatecircleville.wordpress.com

Case in point - I have two friends who had purchased two houses on a block and had been passively working on tenanting the property for 6 months with no success.

After I declined the app, one of them called me about 50 times in 2 days until I called her caseworker and then had her number blocked.

Rents change from block to block.

With this type of construction, there's no living space for the leak to go - it goes to the unfinished basement and down the drain.

At the end of the process of configuring your card, it then decides how and where to put the address block.

Where the ground has shifted during a heavy rainstorm some of the cinder blocks in the garage have cracked.

Generally drains that break or back up that do NOT contain feces.