1.well... in my neighborhood i have seen houses stay on the market for 3-6 months. one has been for sale for about a year. it seems like the market here in NC is sllllloooowwww.is there anyway that i could help them out?

(Less then 70% LTV if value is exactly tax value) We drove out to do a drive by and appears to be a pretty good neighborhood and house looks brand new from the outside - except for a handicap ramp and the evergrowing grass and weeds.

Decent neighborhood.

I actually walked the neighborhood and was looking at all the potential both residential and commercial that is just within walking distance from my home.

About a third of the neighborhood is boarded up, and there are NO recent sales in MLS.

Many Investors are sent pictures of nice homes, however, they are not in a great neighborhood.

I seriously doubt any of the listings they can give will be ones that are new and haven't already been picked over by other investors.Anyhow I was curious if anyone has tried one of these services that was listed in the newspaper?

If so, there have been a series of articles in the Charlotte Observer as to problems with high foreclosures in many neighborhoods and one of the problems is developers having their own mortgage companies and letting purchasers get their downpayments from church group affiliations etc.

A friend and I, have finally began to invest in Real Estate and where we live, is a I guess you could say a neighborhood(complex) where there are nice sized single family homes.

I do not have the stress and pressure of needing to close my next deal by the end of the week, by the end of this month, or even by the end of this year.I live in one of the nicest neighborhoods, in one of the most beautiful states, in the best country that has ever existed on this Earth.I am a Real Estate Investor.