I've been noticing this trend, I was down to my county building today, and found out that all forclosures are listed in a legal news paper whoes office is right there in the building, they publish it daily, but and here's a big BUT I honostly don't understand what they are saying in them, they list the mortgage price and they give lot and subdivision numbers, but almost never give an address for the property, and hardley ever give the city it is located in, so i'm kinda at a loss because the last thing I want to do is bother trustees to point they want nothing to do with me.

Rents in this area are in the 1 ½ - 2% range.You can read my interview on this site at:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2007/04/09/meet-the-investor-real-estate-investing-interview-with-rehabber-richard-warren/An article that I wrote on the Ely, NV area:http://www.narreia.com/newsadvice/news_detail.php?

In the article there are links to tons of other foreclosure sites....

Right now, I am reading a lot of articles and talking to people.

The good news is if you do a few this way, you CAN get a lot of money put away so eventually you won't have to move so much.

Just from what I've seen in the news, I do think they've been hit harder with foreclosures than other areas.

Bad news I am afraid.

They took the view that the system is really a way to broker deals and collect a fee.The article is posted in a link on this site.

I'm learning a lot and re-reading this post made me think that one hopes there is some sort of reference material for how to form a HOA out there.Does anybody know where developers / new homeowners go to form boards and draw up the articles?

I read exerpts from and article about another real estate mogul who was a friend of the above mention friend.