Charlene Rakhshani
Tax Liens on Foreclosing Props
28 October 2010 | 15 replies
Hey -I know you are also from India. do you know the rule "KISS " --Keep it simple stupid-- not joking --if it is a first deal for you --let it go -do not get too complicated --and waste time--unless there is lot of equity and have good attorney to help you--IF you have cash --BUY the second and third liens at discount --OR if you say first is only 1/10 of 2nd and 3rd combine -then approach first lien holder and pay full price-- stop the auction -- gets more complicated --oops --sorry -- champak
A Lak
where to find areas with high rental and low buying price
23 October 2010 | 10 replies
I've spent quite a bit of time in India, and I know that labor costs there are generally much less than in the US.
Michael Culler
War! What is it good for?
29 October 2010 | 38 replies
Here is a start I would like to see, to have Muslim's stop calling all Non-Muslims "infidels."
Account Closed
Hey, you environmentalists on the east coast....
29 December 2010 | 59 replies
Furthermore, large emerging economies such as India and China have yet to become developed economies and they are not likely to be willing to cap their emissions at current levels.
Jeff Tumbarello
FRB_MoneySuppy_1959-2009_090609 - The Future With Some Disgusting Clarity
8 September 2009 | 1 reply
South America, India and Africa are being groomed for expansion at high speed.
Vikram C.
belated introduction from Cal-India
7 October 2009 | 8 replies
And then this real estate crash happened and I just can't resist the opportunities out there.I live in two countries - some years, I live in California and other years I live in India.
Reinhard Y.
No more one man bands!
11 October 2009 | 10 replies
Numerous trips to India, extensive training for the people there, and still results that were less than desired.
Rich Weese
vacancies continuing to rise nationally
26 May 2010 | 82 replies
There are plenty in India, China, Nigeria, Eastern Europe, etc.
Rich Weese
Hidden gems to invest in that no one is thinking about-Part DEUX.
30 August 2010 | 12 replies
(The ROI of utility and infrastructure projects in India is about 35% per year, which is pretty good considering that you can invest billions of dollars with those good returns.)