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Gary Parker Treamonton Utah Investor
14 August 2013 | 2 replies
Salt Lake City [email protected] or 801-635-4756 I have a warm lead and I wouldn't mind having a contact up North.
Jason Chen Is this a scam?
8 June 2012 | 19 replies
If the phantom "investor" records their option, no title company worth it's salt would allow the short-sale to go through.
Corey Dutton Fix and Flip Success Stories – Retired Lady in Salt Lake City Shares Her First Story
5 June 2012 | 4 replies
When she first came to me with a property she wanted to buy and flip,Doreen Harlsway of Salt Lake City, now retired and 71 years young, had just completed an expensive training course on real estate investing.
Jason T. Invest in Debt...great read, I want more
27 April 2015 | 47 replies
Take what you ear with a grain of salt, unless they have evidence or can point you to issues.
Joshua Dorkin August 15, 2007 BiggerPockets Crash
16 August 2007 | 8 replies
Some times the slaves do not notice the master cracking the whip.Back to the salt mines and back to work!
N/A N/A College grad leaving FL for cash flow and growth, where?
22 January 2008 | 11 replies
Salt Lake CityUT, San AntonioTX
Jerome Brown Foreclosures in Miami, FL
10 November 2007 | 2 replies
Take that with a grain of salt.
N/A N/A Property Ladder
20 November 2007 | 9 replies
If that's true, that's one hell of a rehabber, but I have to take that account with a grain of salt.
Brian McClain Hello Real Estate Investors
2 November 2007 | 5 replies
I am a real estate investor and i am licensed in both Nevada and Utah and live in both Las Vegas and Salt Lake CityIm looking to share ideas, thoughts, and opportunites in Real Estate.B.
Alex Shay 2007 Housing Report - The Best & Worst
12 January 2008 | 6 replies
According to a report by CNN, the 5 most expensive housing markets in the USA in 2007 along with average home prices were Beverly Hills, CA $2,206,883, Greenwich, CT $2,018,750, La Jolla, CA $1,800,000, Santa Monica, CA, $1,785,000, and Palo Alto, CA $1,687,000 .The 5 least expensive housing markets in the USA in 2007 along with average home prices were Killeen, TX $136,725, Minot, ND $139,033, Arlington, TX $139,175, Canton, OH $146,333, and Muncie, IN $150,000.According to the National Association of Realtors, the 5 cities with the biggest drop in home prices in 2007 were Palm Bay, FL $182,400 (median price) 12.4% (price drop), Sacramento, CA $335,700 (median price)10.5% (price drop), Sarasota, FL $287,400 (median price) 10.4% (price drop), New Orleans, LA $160,200 (median price) 8.2% (price drop), and Hagerstown, MD $208,400 (median price) 8.0% (price drop).The 5 fastest appreciating housing markets were Bismarck, ND $161,600 (median price) 15.3% increase, Salt Lake City, UT $246,700 (median price) 14.1% increase, Yakima, WA $163,200 (median price) 13.6% increase, Binghamton, NY $119,600 (median price) 11.4% increase, and Charlotte, NC $220,100 (median price) 11.0% increase.