A couple of bad tenant reviews is no big deal simply b/c a tenant will leave nasty comments as they are getting evicted, however, several bad reviews shows a pattern of culture.

I have bought on great streets and next thing I know, someone moves in on the street and changes the entire culture. 

Its culture and psychology too.Plus, a home is a place to live.

I know it may potentially hurt my ability to rent, and (of particular interest) may hurt my ability to get new jobs.On the other hand, if I declared bankruptcy I I could take the $975 of minimum it sometimes feels as though not declaring bankruptcy is to suffer through the next couple decades for my sense of cultural shame.

I will be buying Real estate when it appears we're coming out of it.4.armageddon- hold on tight and see if the end of our culture and civilization is over as we know it.

Ever since Viet Nam, with enemy combatants - 14 year olds are just as deadly as 30 year olds. 14 years is pretty close to adulthood in that culture.

The hotel is recommending Super Shuttle for $40 R/T or $22 one way.The bus will give you a sense of the cities culture.

It stands out from the rest of Maine quite a bit, in everything from culture to accents to real estate values.

I miss Midwestern culture a bit, though, and well, right now, everything around us seems to be flooded, so...

I read a great article the other day that emphasizes what so many people in our culture fail to realize:--APPRECIATION IS NOT INCOME--CREDIT IS NOT SAVINGS--DEBT IS NOT WEALTHYou can read the rest of the article here:http://www.irvinehousingblog.com/blog/comments/southern-californias-cultural-pathology/