I encourage you to visit these web sites:•www.fms.treas.gov/frsummary/index.html•www.gao.gov/financial/fy2008/citizensguide2008.pdf•http://www.pgpf.org -- Go the documentary feature I.O.U.S.A.And, I fault Republicans and Democrats alike on this issue, as every administration and Congress since Reagan have punted Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security to the next elected group.

If you were to visit our web site, you would be able to see the details themselves, but again - just because there is a web site, or even a person at the other end of the phone doesn't mean it's a scam.We are in the process of completing our SEC filing, once all our submissions are completed, which should be the end of this month, there will be SEC oversight and public info available, which should help to address the scam issue, but not totally eliminate it - thanks Bernie Madoff!

I actually do use the web in just about every deal I do.

I am wanting to get some feedback from some of you web heads that do online marketing for SELLERS and BUYERS.As some of you I am sure you are getting all kinds of courses of online marketing.

I learn a lot more about real estate from the people that I do not agree with, and my main focus on heading over to Zillow was to get the consumer point of view of the market, and share my opinion with others as somebody who loves this business.BP is the best website on the web, but we do not have a lot of members who are the average owner occupant consumer.

While the web is great to gain knowledge and network and cannot replace what can be gained from talking with successful investors and trading information/strategies/contacts/etc.

Why not have the investors putting out their info consolidate onto Bigger Pockest and eliminate a few of the numerous sites out there on the "web".

There are small additional fees if you want a web site.

So while the raleigh area might be great, it seems like you're really betting on the appreciation to make a good investment.If you're looking to gamble and want to use the buy low sell high theory, then maybe those are the better units to buy.But if you really want to build some cash flow, try ratcheting down your neighborhood and units and you should be able to really put that money to use.I don't know the area at all but I looked on HUD's website and they've got a decent looking 3/2 1800 sq ft house built in 1996 listed at 117k.

Take care, Stuartstuart888 is absolutely right -- and if you do want to read up on this, go to our web site (realdata.com), click on the "Learn" tab and then click "read all of our real estate articles" Near the bottom of the list you'll find "Understanding Net Operating Income" and "How to Estimate Resale Value - Using "Cap" Rates."