In our area so far they have been too expensive and the areas not so hot. 

I have noticed a decrease in some of my sec 8 tenants rent but it was because one of the children/tenant on the lease with them has started working or makes more money than what was reported and that counts as income for the household.

And turning that cash into funds that I can leverage for short term lending and JV partnerships along with ground up construction which is red hot in many markets.Bruce Norris was the master at this he sold out of CA in 06 and bought Texas now he did not really like his Texas experience and sold to just break even a few years ago but he preserved his CA equity..

They all wanted to flip or buy and hold properties in "hot" neighborhoods with good school districts (Pittsburgh neighborhoods Squirrel Hill, Shadyside, Lawrenceville, etc.).

At another place the high pressure and lack of pressure tank cause the tank to leak.Pressure reducing valve right after the water meter and an expansion tank (for potable water) at the hot water heater will fix the high water pressure problems.

Most regulator or oversight offices have an on line complaint or fraud hot line.Attorneys police their own through the bar association, Realtors through the RE commission and the Board of Realtors, investors aren't organized, but should be, IMO.

I live in the brick house built in 1954 .I do not know why it was so colder than outside in the sunny day. In the winter it was cold. in the summer , it will be hotter than outside. I have ceiling insulation. The b...

I have the leads hot and ready and was ready to shoot them an LOI tonight but @Brian Gibbons says I need more information first so I will be calling them for more information about the property as far as legalities and fill the information on the form for Brian.2 in SoCal, 1 in AZ

Yes the total household income may only be $35,000/yr, but they can afford a $100,000 house.

I tend to work areas I know I want to buy; hot areas and great school districts etc.