@Maggie Vineyard, This kind of thing is uncommon (thank heaven) but that doesn't make it less painful for you.  

Every transaction you do will introduce you to so many people , ideas and opportunities , I used to tell my Agents that every 1 transaction should bring you 4 more.I'm retired so if you need any tips, heaven knows i've probably seen it before and like to help especially beginner investors be successful.So CHOOSE the areas of town YOU think are great (and the closer to you the better)and set up automatic searches on zillowand some easy to use RECompany sitesso you know the minute a troubled home comes up in your area.

And on the really long haul flights, you really don't know heaven until you're able to take a quick shower in one of these lounges after a 10 hour flight and you still have another 8 hour leg ahead of you.  

In some locations it almost takes an act from the heavens above to get a new cell tower permit.There are two or three cell site operators that I know of that located potential cell tower sites, negotiate a lease or buy the property, erect a tower, and then either sublease to a cell carrier or sell the lease or property to a cell carrier.The issue with cell towers is it is all based on the needs of the cell carriers.

It is located half a mile from Heavenly Mountain Resort.

While a Value Shelf and Equity Bank formation does not assure us of future prices, it demonstrates an investment in stated values over a period of time.Connecticut has a mixture of amenities and challenges that must be managed properly to ensure prosperity for the seventh generation, 120 years from today.

Terrible @Matthew Cain, your probably young and a move somewhere cheaper would sound like a good idea, but don't do it, I am 59 now, I was born in what today is Belarus, in the worst poverty in the soviet union, at maybe 12 my parents and I left and live in New York, Detroit, Baltimore and Park City before I was 18 all because, my dad was not getting jobs we where moving to cheaper and cheaper places, my father settle in Baltimore, and his house never grew up in price and unfortunately never build wealth in the other hand, at 25 I came to California, worked odd jobs till I met a contractor and that's how I started getting sweat equity 3,000 bucks for 4 months of work, maybe 60-80 hours  living 4 in one room, but by the beach I was in Real estate heaven, and I was lucky enough to stay buy a house, do some rehabs, leverage my first house, rehab more, and more, now I live in Solana Beach Ocean View steps to the sand, life is not bad, and I am very glad I stayed here. just work hard as your body can take it I know, I probably seems fun to go with friends and stuff, now but if you work really hard 5 years you would still be young and can enjoy that money you work, for and keep doing more. so one day very soon I hope you have a nice beach home in La Jolla or what ever you please.

They had a Cinnabon or similar bakery that taunted shoppers with an exhaust that filled the mall with heavenly delight.

Jersey ranks seventh in HHF allocation at $415 million, but lowest out of these ten states on an ARM ratio at 5.8% ($1,363 Average Monthly Rent/$281,000 Average Home Value).

@Upen Mody,While I understand your pain, I would think that it is up to us as the prospective end-buyers to verify the wholesaler's deal analysis and/or comparables, as appropriate and base our decisions on our own findings.I agree that what ever someone is selling, it would be wonderful if they didn't hype it to the heavens and leave us to sort truth from exaggeration and fiction.