Every house was a steal back then, but now you really need to know your stuff to find something that cash flows.

It's too hard to find good reliable workers who do good work and don't over charge or steal.

The website explains that the buyer will be getting them so cheap that they'll be stealing houses...Keep in mind that the prices are usually wholesale, so they really are good deals.

(Credit and other factors may apply.)3) Doing this usually results in someone stealing the title.

Thanks for replying everyone, the added expenses you mentioned really do make me wonder if I can keep aggressively paying off debt and be a homeowner at the same time.all_cash, @ $965/month for rent I have been able to comfortably pay off ~$2500/month in debt and have enough for living expenses.However with that in mind perhaps I will keep renting and putting everything I have into these cards (which I am no longer using) until they are paid in full then go from there.4rmgt, $965 is a steal!

Real estate markets can be manipulated as well, but it takes a lot more efforts for the "money masters" to steal our wealth from real estate than it does with the stock markets.

For a steal of a deal- you may be able to get multi units at 15-20k /unit with average rents of 500-700 unit.

Sadly, the theme becomes highly infectious and soon people actually start to feel like lying a little, or stealing a little.

Well here is an example of a property that I would try and go after (nobody steal it!)

The key question here is: What if someone goes in and steals things, whose fault is it going to be?