If you're sticking them on telephone poles, get the horizontal flutes.I agree with the comment above as well. smaller and preferably lean them against something. if you're staking them in the ground, try to lean them against a stop sign, telephone pole or something else that will shelter them a little and keep them standing...or you could use wood and get a ladder and drill screws through your sign to a telephone pole.Not that I advise it but I've seen it done in San Antonio.

Agreed...I talked to a member in San Antonio on the way home from the airport this evening.

I'm in San Diego, you know Whitter prior to an Earthquake forgot the year 1990 had them that practically brought the whole town down to rubble.

I had no clue what the hell I was doing & bought an investment property here in San Jose for $330k in 1999 with my sister & someone we know.

I live in the San Fernando Valley too.

Greetings everyone.My name is Michael Peterson and I live in New Braunfels, TX a suburb of San Antonio.I have just found this forum and am amazed at the amount of information.

I'm in San Antonio and the last 5 cosmetic or "lipstick" rehabs have been averaging about $11.50 per sq ft.

We live an hour away and most of our neighbors take the train (metro, subway, etc) into DC and all say they love it because it gives them an hour to sit down and read the paper or relax before work sans kids.

There are a lot a great deals right now in San Antonio and our rental market is strong.

Great posts - we sell over 1,000 REOs per year in San Diego County, and while almost all need to be in the MLS prior to the bank accepting an offer, we do have several private REO investors that sell their homes prior to them ever going into the MLS, some at a discount (depending on what they purchased the property for).