To me it seems like a simple problem containing two factors; 1. the mortgage (including taxes insurance etc), 2. the rent.The only solution I can is to to make RENT greater than MORTGAGE.

Yeah I just typed that here, it hasn't been in word yet so there are probably typos.My county assessor has a site you can go to to find property info.

I was just wondering if there is a website that you can go to-- to get a printout of all vacant properties for each counties.

Its been on the market for 5 months (through winter) and I'm anxiously awaiting an offer so I can move on to our next house.I am actually looking for anyone that wants to to critique what I did/am doing.

NOT FREE SPEECH issue. you have free speech to to that and i have freedom NOT to accept it.

If dropped to to a 3/3, not sure if it will appraise for what we are looking to get.

As people avail themselves of this on a wider basis as a way to try and avoid government regulation, we can expect both state and federal governments to react by doing what they need to to regulate them as credit transactions.

You can even get into some duplexes to to increase the number of units purchased to help you "move faster".As far as increasing your annual income to purchase more property sooner, you may want to consider starting small business of some sort on the side to supplement your regular income.

I am interested to to here what the BP community thinks of Meridian Pacific Properties.

@Wayne Brooks could you potentially double close on a REO if you wanted to? To