I was deeded 80 acres in Eastern Oregon for services rendered and later sold for $29,000.

I read of people finding houses for $45K and spending $5K on fix up and then flipping them for up to $65K in the eastern states.  

I did not live in the great depression but my parents did and grand parents. and boy my Grandfather would not pay interest.. so some mid eastern cultures were interest is a sin..

Calling them is a nightmare because even when you call at 0700 (eastern time), the wait time is super long.I asked my CPA to look into this.

I know in my firm people drive from the Eastern Shore, Pennsylvania, Westminster, WhiteMarsh and I'm sure there are people that drive further which I don't know about. 

She represents Eastern Bank and some others.

hey there guys, first post here. I am a beginner investor. Purchased my first home in Camino, CA. This was just a little over a year now. I started renting it out a few months ago. Just to give you an idea of numbers,...

Of course I am biased but I think Detroit's Midtown, New Center, East Jefferson, Corktown, West Village, Milwaukee Junction, Sugar Hill district, Eastern Market District, Detroit Medical Center, and soon Northend are where any investor stands to get a really great return on their investment since comparatively speaking these neighborhoods are hot and prices are still relatively tame compared to other cities seeing similar growth. 

I was actually looking at recent bank owned properties both in Southern and Eastern Maryland.

It cash flows well, and will most likely appreciate well with some of the economic drivers that are at play in Eastern North Carolina.