some of them have addresses on the bond, license, insurance …that do not exist ..I mean ..there is no such house on that street …that’s pretty funny..Question on bond though :They usually have bond held by some indemnity company in the amount of 10K or 20K …if the projects is around 35K mark …I think I should be seeing at least 35K in bond ?

We bought our current home (our primary residence) from FHA as a HUD foreclosure, and in 5 years we've got a decent amount of equity and are wanting to move up in homes in the next 2 years.About 2 years ago, a very small house across the street went up for auction and I snagged it for a little more than $20k. 

Major cross streets, Western and Montrose) The market is coming back - it's about 10% down from when I bought it.

The paper game isn't just mortgages, it includes consumer paper, private transactions, lease financing, equipment financing at more of the street level and goes beyond to institutional transactions.

I was looking for a place in FL as well for long term investment purposes.Matter of fact, this listing just popped up in my search and I thought, wow, what a deal, right on the water with many houses across the street going for double, etc...Then I looked further, it seems every single property in the area has sold within the last two years, and the rest are on the market now.  

Show the property address by starting the video at the entrance with a view of the street address.

One of my criteria is that I must feel comfortable enough with the street that I can visit the property day or night. 2.

Their is a reason Wall Street, and most private money are parking their funds into higher class assets.

Initially I called a local architect for some insight on what could/could not be done but he advised me to go straight to the planning department to get some feedback.When I sat down with a "planning advisor" with no paperwork in hand it's pretty obvious I'm not there with the hope of jumping in a bulldozer the next day, I was just looking for advice. all the lots on my street are the same size land, there are a few big apartments on the street, could I potentially rezone and build up?

They’re looking at Belmont and San Carlos.Belmont and San Carlos maintain the two most important things that these wealthy home-buyers are looking for: vibrant downtowns and convenience.