Now, it's falling apart, and its competitors are mastering the great experiment that Sandy Weill engineered."

I am from Manchester NH and have been investing in real estate for 4 years......so I have experienced some of the best and wost real estate cycles already in my investing career!

Is everyone else experiencing the same thing?

Any HML here offering more than 70% LTV on a deal would be considered an exception.As sharp as it may be, I think it's entirely possible to find houses that would survive your razor.I'm curious, would you be interested in trying out an MLS search engine that searches for Arizona and Colorado properties based on cash flow, cap rate, discount%, equity, etc?

I called the city engineering department today.

I consider myself well experienced with charging these fees.

We are talking about a small mining town in north eastern Nevada that is experiencing a housing shortage.

I have never really received a clear explanation.I would assume they are to prevent some fraudulent activity that has been experienced in the past with refi cash outs, but the banks have seasoning issues to protect from that now anyway.

I am experienced in short sales and have recently heard several people talking about buying notes instead.

And if so, do you think that we should be electing less experienced officials at senior levels?