Here is the article it is from... http://www.wdrb.com/story/13267661/survey-smoketow...I think the population has dropped to the point in the area where it is time to buy and hold. 

This discussion is intended to gain some insight on how property managers from around the country run their business.  I am going to ask a bunch of questions- and if the property managers here on the site can answer t...

However, this is a high level look:Each side pays for Costs they generate during the transaction.Buyer - inspection, lawyer fee, appraisal, property survey, loan origination fees, underwriter fee, loan doc fee, points, first month's payment, title search and lender insurance, recording fees, FedEx, 12 months of home insurance, 6-12 months property tax, miscSeller - agent commissions, transfer tax, title search and owner's insurance, mortgage close out fees, recording fees, lawyer fees, FedEx, misc

What got me out was my inspection contingency and approval of survey contingency. 

I saw a survey that 28% of tourists now stay in vacation homes.  

We had some other issues arise like title issues (having to get survey done) that has delayed closing.  

Doing survey now!

Inspections, origination fees, appraisals, surveys, attorney fees, and so on are all examples of "closing costs."  

As more of a random survey general question for you personally what type of hoods do you target if any?

Rental Returns and Cap appreciation rates varies depending on the country you choose to purchase.Markets that tend to be less dependent on credit are faring better with the global credit crisis.According to the recent survey by AFIRE predict that foreign investors in real estate expect to spend in '09 than in '08.