That is very sad for those thrifty savers.The question is if you had so much money that you could have everything you want would you put it at risk for more?

Oh, and by the way, you won't be the only guy or gal soliciting former owners.Lastly, there is the sad story of Joe Kaiser.

Sadly none of the ones I wanted to work at would accept me.

Two days later, I got a call back from the owner's sister with some sad news.

Sadly by the time I got back to area few days later, it was gone.

Not the easiest market to enter...I'm getting tired of giving my money away as a renter for the past 7 years (lifestyle generally drives this....sadly). 

The sad thing is the tenants are really the ones who suffer from out of control city officials.

just wondering if with our current situation, where we (sadly) have many many people leaving the island a lot of deals do come up, but I'm really uncertain about what type of property I should pursue.

,     My name is Kenny, my wife Angelic and myself have been "planning" to get into real estate for years now and some how life, no excuses  I have been a member of this site since 2009, I have to say it is sad that this is my first post.

Once you make it big, you can go back to your area and buy up the county.Haha yeah that's true, i venture out the area as well to more Suburban places that have more value then Trenton, for someone like me still tryna kick the door down and break through it leaves me no choice, as sad it is to admit but i have not much of a choice but to start where im living at.