
24 May 2006 | 4 replies
I don't want to criticize anyone's hometown but your best option may be to get out of Williamsport. 30% ownership rate sounds like it may be 1/2 the national average, which implies (at least to me) that the economic conditions may not be great there.My best bet is to accumulate some cash, even if you get the ppty with little or no out of pocket (which is not as likely or easy in real life as shown on late nite informercials), it still takes cash to repair and operate ppty.Good luckall cash

21 July 2006 | 7 replies
They had big money defense and I would bet in Vegas that they dont spend a day in jail.

7 July 2006 | 4 replies
Being the newbie that I am, and being from West Chester, PA, I'm wondering what my best options are for receiving this information the fastest, whether this be online, bank connections, etc..Any help would be very appreciated, thank you in advance.

13 March 2008 | 36 replies
LOL Ill bet you all did it that read this book!

21 June 2006 | 1 reply
I dont have an online tax assement website for the nearby counties so how do i find out what the value of a house is, without calling someone every time i find a new house i'm interested in.

2 July 2007 | 3 replies
I would suggest purchasing some books online or visiting your local book store.

12 July 2006 | 9 replies
I need help...I don't like the online appraisal sites like zillow and the rest.

5 July 2006 | 1 reply
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26 July 2006 | 16 replies
all cash,Using the same calculator I found online to do my original caclulations in my original example, and plugging in your variables, I came out with the same numbers.Using your numbers (and mine), Total interest over 30 years =$139,509 Adding $100/month drops it to $89,002 and 247 months Adding $200/month drops it to $66,813 and 193 months Adding $300/month drops it to $53,863 and 180 months The way I made my conclusions were:Adding $100/month saves 139,509 - 89,002 = approx 50kAdding $200/month saves 139,509 - 66,813 = approx 73kAdding $300/month saves 139,509 - 53,863 = approx 86kSo at an additional $100/month, you save 50kSo at an additional $100 on top of the $100/month ($200 total/month) you save 73k-50k=23k more.So at an additional $100 on top of the $200/month ($300 total/month) you save 86k-73k=13k more.So with every additional $100 you add, you get less and less savings per extra $100.