Hi @Robin CoxIt depends but usually if a city buys up houses, they want a development in the area.

One of my keyword searches, which is one of the tools I most value on BP, attracts a member who's thoughts and insights I prefer not know as they are long winded, consistently negative and many times incoherent.

I agree with Tom on #1 & #2 but as far as #3 it depends if the seller reports to the credit bureaus, which they usually don't. 

The option to buy a equipment that can yield a return, the option to buy rental property, the option for either myself or my wife to stay home with the kids, or even just the option to leave an abusive, negative work environment and not fear bill collectors.

Gas is generally cheaper month-to-month than electric (at least in my area) but the initial cost is usually higher (also in my area).

But usually members would be covered in their capacity as member.

He has purchased a property that will have negative cash flow in the area he has invested.

Most are GURUs GURUs GURUs - you may not know but the local club that host the GURU, usually gets 50% of the sales after expenses are paid.

Usually these signs are for gurus trying to sell a course or "mentoring program".

Usually get what you pay for and need to put in a bit more since they're pretty far gone, but some of those neighborhoods are really coming around too, so you have lots of upside potential.