I'm not investing in houses in communities in Navajo county with 6 digit price tags, but in raw land with 4 - barely 5 digits at most.   

Typically, in the 70's or 80's and the paper trail is long gone and there were no digital records. 

If you insist on living in DC then maybe Ivy City would work out since there is a lot of development planned there but I would get cameras installed, adopt a big scary dog, and put bars on every window, door and skylight before I moved in.

Now you're pivoting away from the banal mechanics of digital record-keeping to theology: you invoke a lack of Jesus as what's wrong with America.

Unless your borrower is very crazy or very stupid, foreclosures don't tend to happen when values are going up by double digits annually.

I can assure you with double digit unemployment coming, that the field of qualified buyers is quickly shrinking.

My guess is when/if market falls these junk areas seeing double digit appreciation will fall much harder then the stabler class A/B areas. 

Again its all about your team, double digit net caps are to be had 100% hands off, Its all about knowledgeAll the best 

There is no such thing as an American who cooks using a set of burners and conventional oven regularly and yet is wholly ignorant of the uses of toaster ovens, tabletop convection ovens, digital pressure cookers, slow cookers, hot plates, induction burners, etc.So everyone has to put their big boy pants on and agree to fix this together.

I was thinking of installing security cameras.