In the latest housing crash, housing prices plummeted, but the median rent did not.

On our last stop in front of our latest acquisition, which is a beautiful building in Japan town.

Check out the latest BP list, it also has links to the Beginner's Guide.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/14...If you need help formulating your goals and strategies, I love helping people figure that stuff out so give me a shout.

Finish my latest rental purchase which basically turned into a flip...

My latest understanding is that there is an active leak which requires the city to shut off the water in order to repair and no one seems to know how to make that happenMISTAKE #4: Trusting the investor to manage the project effectively from day 1 through closing without asking how that would be done.

One of your posts mentions the copper taken from #17 (but then it became apparent that you meant #12) - and now, this latest incident.

If I were to categorize the evolution of good markets just since I jumped into it all (and this is not completely all-inclusive, because I don't deal with every market out there, so anyone can add or edit....these are just my experiences):Expired:PhoenixNot expired, still good deals, but the feeding frenzy & heyday is past:AtlantaMemphisDallasStill truckin' along:HoustonIndyChicago(KC and Cleveland, but I don't work much there though)Latest new market:Birmingham

Here's the latest update as it has been a while since I last posted about it.

The housing and mortgage market got crushed with this latest bailout bill(please don`t call it a stimulus package), and we have yet to feel the affects.

My friend doesn't think the latest appraisal makes sense.