In a matter of fact, I would even consider moving to a red state like Florida, before even considering moving to Oregon or Washington...LOL :mrgreen:

The government should MONITOR things, but not RUN them.The Health Care Industry has a myriad of players in it, and a lot of unregulated sections.

Tim-I think Health Care Reform has two primary arguments:1) Save moneyMedicare will go in the Red in 2009.

That means you're really far in the red on these properties.

Until we re-level the playing field and create a set of ground-rules that will allow the players in this market true differentiation the consumer in this market true choice, I don't think healthcare will ever work in favor of the consumer.

Be realistic in your estimates, and then look for any red flags that say not to buy.

You can draw a red line across the graph representing your target of $4,000 per year and then you can draw an angled line that adds another $333 to the cash flow each month.

'here' NO mobile homes anywhere,period AND only one house per 40 to 80 acres,,,so if one is built thats it for that piece of land.UNLESS a subdivision is created meaning who is putting in roads,water and sewer concerns,,,LOTS of red tape I cant believe your area is LESS restrictive.they have rules we havent even heard of yet,here!!

I have an organic red ale that is maturing nicely and already tastes incredible . . .

Our posts crossed.You did not mention the broken lease in your first post, this is normally a red flag close to eviction.The reason for this and the date are really important to the decision process.