Also, @Mike Foster is in your neck of the woods and could be a great resource for you!!!

The houses I had were not in  a good neck of the woods ,nor were the properties in great shape.  

I was down in your neck of the woods yesterday checking some properties out.  

That's where we're at as a society -- hyperconsumerism mind control has gone so thoroughly in that the idea of figuring out how to get the jackboot of financial dependency off your neck frightens loan officers.

That’s a low risk, but with the flooding the city has had in that neck of the woods, you need to take that into consideration.

I have a couple of properties in your neck of the woods (Reading) also.Terrell Hill

For a young family with more energy and muscle than money, it's a good deal.

Refinery contractors are the tenants; welders, pipefitters, boilermakers and other such occupations where owning a big 4wd and having neck tats are a prerequisite.This is a nice town to invest in, but you wouldn't want to live here.

We have to unless we want some regulator breathing down our necks auditing years of REO sales.Its almost comical with some of the posts I read out there.

If they are still there the sheriff schedules the moveout and you have to bring some muscle on that day.