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If we did we would all be billionaires.Appreciation can go city by city and block by block.

I know in the northeast and my alma mater Temple University, they are buying up land one square block at a time for the main campus.

If I had to guess, I'd venture that you'd have to start out a few blocks at a time and hope you could gradually spread out the success.

The builder has a multitude of quad's it has for sale. 4 of them are currently fully rented and theres 2 more on this block being built.

I had a plumber out and it turns out that the drains for the two sinks meet together and were blocked.

I plan on buying locally, there is actually a foreclosure right up the block from me that i have had my eye on for quite some time, its been for sale for years so im thinking i can prob get a good price depending on what the inside looks like. its brick and it seems like its in very good condition(exterior)

This seems destined for the auction block.

This is the tactic used by the political class, believing themselves intellectually superior to the morons who elect them, to divide Americans and build voter blocks.

These houses are really nice, in a great area of town with amazing views, and they are about 2 blocks from where I live.