There is one tomorrow night (Tues) at Buffalo Wild Wings.

I love the Fort Myers market, plenty of opportunities but it can be a wild west of sorts.

It will be held at the Wilde Rover Irish Pub & Restaurant 111 Central Way, Kirkland.Come say hi!

The Midwest traditionally offers stability: Slow growth, not wild appreciation.

Yeah it is pretty wild, If you look at the market reports sale rates on under 130k or over 300K sales are way down and there are a bunch of reductions on pricing.

Baton Rouge is like the wild west now with all the flippers and wholesalers.

The principle reason to ever go FHA is if you can't go conventional due to DTI or low credit or you live in a wild area where the difference between 3.5% down and 5% down is 7k...To touch on your questions FHA loans are specifically designed for owner occupants and the rules state FHA will not back one purchased for investment purposes.

I know where I was I was watching the world series between Oakland and SF in my office in San Mateo when all of a sudden my puter monitor flew off my desk and we had a very big shake.. couple that with the war and by 1990 many parts of the bay area even such hallowed ground as SF  Los Altos hills etc etc saw price drops in the 30 to 50% range.. and it stayed flat like that until about 97 to 98 then made new highs in 2000 prior to the dot com bubble .... so it was about 10 years to recoup... equities and stabilize a region.. so your thought process is not that wild of thinking... and its not that is a low probability its a certainty that there will be a quake in socal and SF Bay area no doubt about that.. just don't know when.. they seem to be spaced out in N cal about 80 years.. so looking at 2060 is for the next big loma Prieta type event..

More proof of governments gone wild in their quest for more money!

Thanks.Jason Wilde