Has anyone here invested in raw farmland in Panama (and/or Central America)? If so, I would appreciate your input on the best farm management companies and any other advice you wish you knew before buying farms outsid...

@Vivek Khoche the big problem here in Orange County is my cash will not take me too far; I would be relying on appreciation which I would prefer to avoid (most of my capital is already invested in the stock market and I want to diversify out of appreciation based investments)

We bought cheap paint from homedepot and it took us so many layers to get rid of the horrible blue and orange walls (see video).

I just hear things like "Housing prices will drop this year to an all time low in Orange County" which is right where I am looking.

I'm not sure why I didn't think of that...but Orange County actually has the properties listed w/pictures, pretty impressive.

A colleague of mine is interested in these for his private sector foreclosure prevention business... since this is clearly a better option than the ridiculous 90-day moratorium, I thought I'd help him out, so...Where do I get a list of NOD's (preferrably in So-Cal counties- Orange, SD, LA, Riverside, San Bernadino) with phone #'s?

People I know with similar problems, bought some cheap small orange cones to block off the area or driveway.

Thanks,Jimmy  Jimmy, congrats you got a unicorn, they exist and now you pose the right question ... whats the trade off, can you buy something else and return the same amount of cash-flow, while dipping into the fruits of the appreciation ?

Your money would go even farther in Troy.Another market to explore would be Orange County, NY, which the last time I looked was the fastest growing county in all of New York state.  

. $29M / 12 months / 4 units = $604 monthly cash flow / rentable unit.I recognize this is a somewhat futile exercise as you're comparing apples to oranges, but:If you are looking to hold this property long term and you look at it on a strictly cash flow basis...