We have a national housing shortage right now, demand is red hot.I have seen this many times, especially with out of State investors. 

They want to go on family trips and they are getting together in the most magical place on earth which happens to be in one of the freest states in our great nation (I Love Florida!).

I am an avid traveler and love hiking around the country's National Parks.

Local credit union, national bank, no brick and mortar?

I've consulted with attorneys who suggested that the City is violating private property rights and the Constitution for forcing people to enter into a rental contract with the government, so there may be state and national implications.Was wondering if anyone else here was pressured into accepting Section 8 vouchers from current tenants and if so, what the outcome was. 

Case Shiller has it as 3rd best in the nation for this century.  

I ran the numbers assuming zero appreciation (Joshua Tree is not known for appreciation, historically)With that in mind:I bought a second home 20% down in Joshua Tree, CA for a 2/1 800sqft 225k home near the National park entrance.

Americans are shifting their priorities when it comes to where they want to call home amid sky-high housing prices, and that revelation played a role in a Southern city dethroning a Rocky Mountain destination as the top spot in the nation to live according to a new report. 

What's up BP Nation!!! 

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