I've decided it is time to cash in all my chips in that horrible city and take my risk else where.If you do decide San Bernardino is right for you, the first thing you should do is go over to Bass Pro and pick up a 12" Mag Light and a nice hand gun.

Give me a break.I had an absolutely horrible experience selling the regular agent way this spring. 

., it's hard to ask them when they think you're crazy with this business.If my credit wasn't horrible and knew this market was going to be like this and knew about the business line of credit before I got screwed, I would prefer using for a back up investing 100% and not being worried about using PM, HM, or even TF.

He had a little dog that would relieve himself in the house, and the kitchen looked like a dozen science projects gone horribly wrong.

I rent and had to repaint over my landlords horrible DARK BROWN through the entire house. 

Many areas are horrible and there are tons of 35 k houses that will give you problems.

There are lots of horrible recommendations in this thread, so my best advice is be careful.

It's definitely more of a flippers market here than a buy and hold market.Price to rent ratios are horrible for cash flow at least in Palm Beach County.

They get dinged and damaged too quickly and just look horrible with the dings in them.

This is a horrible idea for obvious reasons .