There would be NO real estate crisis.

You really want to keep an eye on your unit, in and out.3- Higher move-out expense Every time we have rented to a single mom we have found more damages, albeit small, but more damages then is normally found, so higher costs for us and more time delay in re-renting.What we wrote before still goes, we do still rent to single moms, due to the economics of empty units, and the law, but expect a "high maintenance" renter.

Mcallen-Brownsville, was considered really good areas because of the growing population prior to the economic debacle.

Fortunately, the economy is growing so fast that there has not been any major crisis with loans for homes.But loans to developers, business loans and consumer credit have all had significant NPAs.

Christopher Thornberg from Beacon Economics, Rick Sharga, Senior Vice President Realty-trac, Joseph Magdziarz, Vice President Appraisal Institute, Bruce Norris, Investor and hard money lender, and other experts.

The concern here is that the guy who ran it, Mike Lathigee, is showing up at REI clubs and touting himself as a real estate expert as well as an expert in global economics.

This has been going on for a while but as the kids get older I guess I will have to decide one way or the other and stick to the decision (at least until they go to college).I have a fair amount of academic and experience-based knowledge of finance, economics, etc.

It certainly wasn't for peace or economic gain or to improve society.

Anyone done this or have a handle on the economics?

But what I am seeing is that due to the economy there are a lot of larger parcels of land that are being lost by owners because they just can not keep up economically and forget to pay their taxes.These lands are being lost due to nonpayment of taxes.