Too sparsely populated, and transaction records are still manual.The best way to get this data is in a excel format and you can filter it to whatever your want.One county gave me the entire database, so I could find recent sales, properties with sale dates over 10 years ago, out of state owners, etc. ... that was a gold mine for my potential mailing.The hardest part is washing the data in excel if it's not formatted friendly. .. .

Our fund is betting a few $million this will be a great year for residential real estate ... especially if Geithner gets what he asks for - the Chinese revaluing the Yuan.Lesson to Wash DC - be careful what you wish for!

They are changing the rules so banks can look solvent in the hopes that they can maintain this facade until the economy recovers and they are again using our $$$ to do it!!

When the market is flooded again with REO, it will wash away their thin, frail hope that we are out of this unfortunately (even in Denver, which is slated to rise early out of the recession, etc).

The big banks are only solvent because the government is transferring money from the middle class to the big banks.

On a 1-5 scale, what has been your experience been as a:(1) Buy & hold investor (single family house rentals)(2) Buy & hold investor (multi family rentals)(3) Fix n Flip investor(4) Creative finance investor (sub2, lease options, owner finance etc.)(5) ATM, car wash etc. investor(6) Commercial investor (feel free to add sub-categories)(7) OthersSo far, I've been a tiny scale (1) investor, my experience has been 4.

Is this true of all RMLO's are was he speaking about banks mainly?

Wash.

It really didn't make sense to add another water meter for a washing machine.

If it's a retail tire store wharehouse, something like a car wash or car repair shop it may not be as bad, but you'll have environmental issues, testing, engineer certifications, inspections and tenant histories for past business operations that can cost you.10% not near enough.