Was just telling my son (because of his poor grades in school) that I am 55 years old and EVEN I am willing to learn something new which he should concentrate at school, Learning :) And that you're never to old to stop learning even when you're out of school.

I am mostly concentrate in Bergen County in New Jersey and Queens County in New york.

WestGeographyof Properties I Describes area of geographic concentration of the Fannie Mae real estate owned properties included in a transaction Date on which Fannie Mae closed on the Interest Sold under the related Transaction Structure to the Winning Bidder Types of properties contributed to a transaction and whether units were occupied by tenants or were vacant Aggregate number of properties included across the Geography of Properties for a transaction; Counts are as of the respective Closing Date Aggregate of individual property values from a third party provider based on an interior and exterior review of each property included in a transaction; Values were recent relative to the time of the offering process and were provided to potential investors with data room access at that time.

I would like to fix and flip as well as buy and hold sometime soon, hopefully by the end of the year, but for now, I am concentrating strictly on wholesales. 

I know I wouldn't be close to where I am now if I hadn't done all that concentrated learning.

The housing demand increase due to immigration in Canada is much more concentrated than in the US.

I have family in Chester County; hubs' daughter lives in Lehigh County, and his son lives in Schuylkill.What would you suggest for a better name that doesn't just concentrate on Reading?

I have a small business and mostly concentrate on that.

Many of the buildings that had no users began to decay and fall into ruin, with high concentrations of such buildings in the Monongahela Valley.

Well after all said and done  this property  doesn't look like a good cash flow deal as everyone concentrate on here.Where do I find properties which I can scoop for cheap???