We also have pockets of great affluence and great poverty that often butt up against each (ie...Woodbridge/New Haven) through our little State.Great poverty usually translates to lessor quality school systems which in turn drives people with the means move to the more affluent areas in the burbs to put their kids in the better school systems thus keeping up or driving up the prices in burbs while flat lining the prices in the less affluent areas, the cities.

It shall be non-refundable upon execution and assignment (if applicable) of this contract, and will be deducted from the purchase price.(17)INCLUDED IN THE PURCHASE:The property shall also include all land, together with all improvements thereon, all appurtenance rights, privileges, easements, buildings, fixtures, heating, electrical, plumbing and air conditioning fixtures and facilities, window shades, Venetian blinds, awnings, curtain rods, screens, storm windows and doors, affixed mirrors, wall to wall carpeting, stair carpeting, built in kitchen appliances, bathroom fixtures, radio and television aerials, landscaping and shrubbery, water softeners, garage door openers, and operating devices, and all utility or storage buildings or sheds.

The housing market down here is interesting its pretty flat all over but booming in Auckland and Christchurch .

Just make sure before you purchase a property through a promotion company that you do a good thorough screening yourself of the provider.

With 20 props you are likely to be screening every month or so vs with only a couple you could go a year or two without screening.

You could offer a flat rate/lead or flat rate/closed deal.

I would do my own evaluation and screening on top either way.

Hello, new to real estate and need some advice on creative financing.4/2 SFR built in 2005 (pool and screened-in patio included) just came on the market.

Brian Woods  Lol I'm not an IT guy :-P, but I do find it very useful; something in particular most people I know don't seem to be aware of is that you can screen share; to me, that alone makes paying a little bit monthly worthwhile; so much easier to discuss details, especially involving analysis, etc, when you can actually see it in front of you.

Looking for some advice on buying my next property.I live in Connecticut where property prices are flat at best, and probably declining a bit.