I had clients with 4 plexs in PHX that sat completly vacant for year or more.. there simply were not enough renterssame with other markets.. so the thought that cash flow rentals Levi T. are immune from dramatic changes in the market place is flawed thinking.. some areas no problem others there where complete meltdowns.  

It's only dramatic because you reacted that way. 

@Richard D. but it's those very connections that make it crucial to your success versus other people and I will take your process as a model to consider while I find my groove to thisI believe once my financing is ready my traction in investing will move dramatically forward.

I noticed that prices are dramatically reduced farther away.

The number of foreclosures nationwide hit a record low last year, but they are rising this year.That trend is expected to continue into 2007, mortgage-industry officials say, due largely to the dramatically higher payments homeowners face as rates jump on adjustable-rate mortgages.As far as I am concerned there is always money to be made in the Real Estate business.

The bad thing for the borrower is that the gimmick portion of these loans only lasts for a short period of time and then the loan reverts to a regular loan, which means the payment jumps dramatically.

I have a few and want a few more, sensing slight softening in prices.Okay: the property taxes on my homestead (14 years in residence) increased *dramatically* this year.

I would increase the rent to $1500ish at the end of his contract, but $1500 is still well under market value. 2- Attempt to improve the property while he is still renting and go up dramatically on the rate when his lease is finished.

However tax sale laws vary dramatically from state to state.

Because of the low resale supply, existing home prices have increased dramatically in the past year (and really the past 6 months).