I only see that scenario panning out in the movies...

It has "flash in the pan" attraction but depending on the concessions made by any city it can be a net loss for a city.

Washing machine over flow pan Co detector (garage) Garage Door Opener Appliances 18 Cu Ft Refrigerator Blinds (14) Lock Changes: (smart key system) Four Sets of Keys Got a new PM and smaller fee, about to hit the market!

What I am getting is that this is kind of a sh*tty situation, but that's the way these agreements and contingencies work unfortunately.I'll talk more with my attorney and agent and post how this ends up panning out.

We worked on several projects for KB Homes, Lennar, Standard Pacific, and smaller players like Brehm Communities.

I've tried to calculate out how long until I can have a decent monthly "salary" from my investments, but it's kind of hard to do that considering that I'm not sure how things will actually pan out as far as having to fix up places, deal with tenants, tax breaks, etc.

I am really in the watching phase and will see how the market and foreclosures pan out around here.

and i got a place when i go back to the pacific northwest!

I am not convinced as to the longevity of copper vs. membrane shower pan, that's a tough call.Also, do not skimp on a cheap stamped steel tub.

One thing to do: If the movie "Pacific Heights" comes on the TV, change the channel...