mod=WSJ_RealEstate_LeftTopNewsAt the same time the housing market is very anemic:Pending home sales dive 11.6 percent in Aprilhttp://finance.yahoo.com/news/Instant-view-Pending-home-rb-2187391237.html?

Ok, maybe all the bridges will fail afterall:http://www.koinlocal6.com/news/local/story/Portland-bridges-likely-not-ready-for-9-0-quake/qcjPWX5JXUG4_tQKxlbDdA.cspxStart looking into property in Des Moines.

Perhaps she doesn't want to get her hopes up only for the news to report lower house prices.

I don't lose too much sleep at night thinking we're turning into Germany post WWII though.Almost all of the news I read now is positive and points to a sustained recovery.

This state was hit hard in the 90s and here we are again making news with more than a couple counties making the news in a negative way.

The good news it is a purchase money loan, so ultimately, you are protected under CA deficiency laws.

We do not talk about the property, but about other issues, like sports, the market, anything that we feel will cause the BPO agent to point the BPO in our favor.

Stats for this deal a fellow wholesale friend in ST Louis MetroTotal rents $900 per month $450 per unit Asking price only $28K All brick with detached brick 2 car garageNot so good news 1 Bedroom 1 Bath each unit 680 sf eachTaxes $2250 per yearInsurance $1200 per yearCosmetic rehab $4 to $6KCMA in area between 54 to 58K

Here is my typical day:0500 - 0600 watch news0600 - 0800 read news and emails0800 - 1100 work on current files1100 - 1200 lunch1200 - 1800 continue filesM - FI do not work on the weekends.As for what I do with my files, I negotiate Short Sales.

Yup those #s do look good @ 5mil. what i just learned that the rental/unit used for the nOI was 650 because former owner let the buildings run down and the bank took 30% of original rent to update. so the actual rents are 1100 roughly across the board although id have to call each manageemt office to find out. thats obviously some good news, does this fall into potential good deal category?