So therefore would the same be true for other states?

After all, ultimately an appraisal is only as good as the piece of paper it's written on - the true value is what someone will pay me.All that said, I'd like some opinions on investing in luxury property - how do you experts feel about it?

Anybody know if it is generally true that a property is worth at LEAST the tax value - if the property is in decent shape?

I started investing with very little to my name, no 401K, no personal mortgage, and WITH credit card debt.

We invested just 7,000 but it's all we had.I guess if something seems to good to be true, it is.

I thought I was thrifty before, now I know the true meaning of that word working without pay.

With such a sensitive subject as real estate at hand, and so many newbies (such as myself) reading, how can one even accept that what is written in any given post is true?

I want hurt to meet with him - but what ever you do don't give any personal info...Don't pay any money up front and if it sounds to good to be true...Well you know the rest...

I have sent post cards and got responses from that.

For example, many companies will charge you for full color on both sides of a postcard, but you really only need two colors on the address side of the card.