Please look into his book called "irrational exuberance".Please also be advised that when one includes things like new homes in an index, things like seller insentives can vastly effect the real value of the home.For "Makessence", Yes, history will repeat itself.

I recommend them first of all because of the solid short sale processing/collaboration tool they are using and the best trained processors I've ever seen.

It could, in fact, have the opposite effect.

The 2% rule is simply a screening tool that says that you need the monthly gross rents to be about 2% of the acquisition cost of a rental (purchase price + rehab).

It has further reaching effects than just land use and taxes.

building a relationship with the local police dept can be an invaluable tool.

Even when other sites are not similar in intent they tend to create perceptions as to what makes a site useable or effective.

I would like to hear from my fellow New Yorkers so we can compare notes and follow the laws and trends effecting our investments.

I heard something to the effect of approx 5% for OR, or specifically the Portland area, although may be Eric Foster can help me out on this one it may be higher or lower given recent market circumstances in the US.

Effectively, an IRA is a "non profit trust" like a museum or University.