It's in an "ok" section of the town that it's in... there are some bad areas (drugs/crime) in this town...There are still a lot of unknowns for me at this point since I'm new to this... and I'm hoping that by reading here and heeding advice, that I can avoid the mistakes that have been made by other people...

This is a slightly different topic that actually probably belongs in the REI section of this forum, but because it started in this thread, I'm going to keep it here, if that's okay with everyone.While I do not doubt that what you've said above, Dal, is true, that wasn't completely what I was talking about in my second post in this thread.

It lists loan amount , combined loan amount, qualifying value, and customers est. value.Automated Valuation Results section states house above qualifying value which was $164,286 with estimated market value at $179,000.

Area of town is good, corner lot next to city park.Good, bad, in between?

Hi,Been lurking on this site off and on for a month and decided to join (another small win in the "do") column.I'm interested in investing in real estate as well other ways than my job (which is a very good one and has been for the past 12 years) to make money.I love the section on investors who do vs. investors who don't.

Go to the Products section and then choose "Corex".

In California they sign this puppy ...It is understood and agreed that this agreement applies to all known and unknown claim of loss and we, (husband/wife) waive all right or benefit that we may have or in the future may accrued under Section 1542 of the Civil Code of the State of California, which section reads as follows: General Release: Claims extinguished.

Depending on what type of access you have to the MLS, look in the comments section.

first off, im not rich...im scraping by actually...i own some rental property and rent out 5 units currently...i also bought and sold 2 multi's a few years ago...i have experience in this market and renting to section 8 tenants...im looking to make another purchase of a 3 unit for CASH FLOW purposes...one property im looking at tomorrow (we'll see how much work/$$ it needs) can be bought for $200K...i can rent out each unit for $1350 and would cash flow about $2000 per month...is this too good to be true?...

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