A recent update, the good news is the property assessed for 2.1 mil, the bad news is the property assessed for 2.1 mil.

I have some exciting news!!

Great news Josh!

War zones are bad news that's why buyers won't touch anything in them.

About 10 years ago we had some news paper stock in our metal warehouse.

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The good news is your realizing this now before the four years is here.So yes start saving for the difference and maybe values will go up and your have a 27,000 nest egg.

do some basic work and look at news papers that are paid for and go back a few months and see what adds have been running constantly. the ones that run all the time are the bread winners, the ones that dont runs after a few times are the ones that are worth less. read some of those and get some ideas and make it happen. it is very simple.

http://www.kypost.com/dpps/news/tri-state_news/Foreclosure-protesters-fill-the-lobby-of-US-Bank-downtown_6772469What happens to a property such as this?

Of course right about the time we listed the area we were in was listed as a toxic area that had elements in the ground water causing cancer (just the sort of news you want when you list your home for sale!!)