During demo we found armies of very much alive and hungry termites and $17K of extra work including replacing three walls of the garage while temporarily supporting the roof which had just been redone. .  

Some back ground I used to own a 4 plex when I was in the Army and had my property manager steal $10,000 from me when I was station overseas.  

He then started going down to the salvation army on 3rd st in San Jose CA.. and he would pick up the gentlemen as they were exiting at 6:30 am for the day.. he would offer them 10 dollars to walk for 6 hours .. plus a pack of smokes and sometimes a hamburger. 

If its so great why arent you getting INDIAN buyers!

Plus with Hankook bring 1800+ jobs, Google and a few other companies moving in, the army is no long the sole life-force of the area.

My ARM is coming up in 1 year as well. 

I'm in Detroit, Detroit has Beverly Hills type homes less than 100 feet from total dumps (Indian Village) I've not seen that elsewhere.The street and the neighbors make a big difference in the viability of your investment  So ask yourself these questions: Are your tenants doing the break-ins on your street?

Next door strip center has a big Indian grocery store, Indian take out, Verizon store, child care, Chinese restaurant, and Dunkin' Donuts. yes, approvals need variance because it's in office professional zone.

Johnston is an accomplished businessman, serial entrepreneur, real estate strategist, motivational leader and a philanthropist who began his career in the United States Army Corps of Engineers.Mr.

As a COL in the Army Reserves,it saddens me to see people being treated this way.