You can see our site at www.networthrealtyusa.com there is a ton of before and afters, news clips, information in general, and testimonials.

Fully agreed Josh, I guess being experiences and specializing in this specific marketplace of low priced houses the report makes me excited.Plus it was some good news about Detroit, come on have to give us that :)Personally I loved how CNN have a single sentence to the crime and tenant quality as being remaining challenges!

@James Lewis To Rachel's point, trip insurance is probably a good idea:http://voices.suntimes.com/news/breaking-news/mobile-home-falls-off-trailer-and-lands-on-i-94-in-northwest-indiana/#.U2QnMxYse0sFYI - If you're buying a new mobile home the manufacturer will often include freight and insurance in the total cost of the home.

I had several lenders pass on the 3 unit property I was financing because they only do 5+ units.The good news is that unlike residential loans, each bank has their own set of standards they use to determine if they will lend.

The good news is, that if you can find a good deal, there will always be a buyer.

More good news in your local market.http://corfac.com/MarketReports/San%20Francisco%20Multifamily%20Propety%20Trends.pdf

I'm in the 757 area of va, newport news to be exact.

Thought I'd share this wild story with you all:http://www.kwch.com/news/local-news/wichita-thieves-steal-entire-kitchen/25706988What a nightmare!

http://thereferencestore.com/fake_employment_reference_service2_031.htmNow, the good news is people are unlikely to go to this effort and expense just to be a bad tenant.

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.