The property management left it to the tenant to handle everything, and refused to notify the property owner.Unless handled properly, water can continue to cause damage for weeks that can lead to very costly remodeling and remediation repairs.

It's a wonder why so many investors continue to invest-- and make money-- in low cap areas like New York and Southern California...Nationwide, perhaps I could email you a prospectus of one of the properties that is currently in our portfolio.

Great question and one I'm struggling with now - should I hire a financial planner or continue to do it myself?

Platinum might be more reasonable play as I think it's a bit oversold, although with auto-demand dropping demand for platinum will continue to decline.

He informs us that if this continues we'll be evicted; there is no need for all this noise and to stop torturing the woman downstairs.

I made my 1st purchase in 2004 as my personal home but am now interested in renting it out and continuing to get my hands on a few more properties.

But I heard, that if you put the deed not into your name or business name, but in the name of a "Land Trust" that a Federal Law says the Bank can not enforce the "Due On" clause so then you can continue to hold the property until you sell it etc.

And that's why, despite the low cap rates, people continue to invest in Southern California.

This will free you up to continue purchasing and provide a pretty attractive interest rate.

The real question is, is this the problem being solved or are we just going to quit filing foreclosures to allow the housing market to heal, or are we waiting for Fed Gov to buy these assets. •The more people that can stay in their homes and start paying on their debts, the faster this ends. •If the trend continues down thru 01/2009.