I bet an air drop of porn featuring arabian actresses naturalized into the US would get their minds onto other things than being jihadists.

very interesting,we have a few cities in there for louisiana..kinda crazy cuz unemployment here is pretty high......lafaytte is only like 45 minutes away from me where im located at currently,i would like to add that there is alot of homes being built in the area as well,subdivisions popping up everywhere

It's very scalable, offers more features, and is cheaper.

Need either garage or storage of some sort, it is an important feature compared to other properties.

Last year, in the coffee shops, I was telling people that unemployment would be about ten per cent, but that while foreclosures continued at a lesser default rate those issue would still remain for a couple years.

There's a search feature for the forums...I'd suggest using it when possible.

Market rents will (continue to) decrease as:- National wages decrease due to unemployment and potential deflation;- Banks start selling off commercial assets sitting on their balance sheets for far less than market value, allowing the new owners to decrease rents but maintain strong cashflow;- Investors continue buying very cheap REO properties, and are willing to rent them below market just to make their mortgage payments while waiting for the market to turn around.There will be less demand for higher-end rentals, as those renters will (continue to) flock to the foreclosure discounts.The winners will be those who buy property during the depression, rent it well below market but maintain cash flow, and then find huge equity when the economy rebounds...that's my plan at least

Even has an option to generate a property repair checklist to submit...it's a pretty cool feature.

Enen when the unemployed find jobs, they're being forced to take much lower pay, if they can even find a job.

The official unemployment rate is about 13% with the real rate being in excess of 20%.