[[[[........There is potential there it is reasoned because of a new large airport that is being built and some other happenings....]]]]]I don't know anything about those towns, but a new large airport is not good for property values.No one wants to live anywhere near all that noise, so prices near the new airport and under the flight path will take a steep nose dive.Have you, by the way, even verified independently that there is a new airport going in?

He is doing a 1 day seminar on Saturday that I would like to attend , just not sure if I will be in town, let ya know if I go ,how it went.

Commercial is always based on location.If a Wal-Mart, Lowes, Home Depot, Target, etc come into town you can bet that the value of the land is going to go up.The improvements to the property will go up with inflation because the cost of a 2x4 goes up so the cost to build or rebuild the improvement will go up because of this.Now when an area runs out of land that can be developed then the prices of land in that area sky rocket if it's desirable land.

Maybe in 1993 or 1994… Haha, Here in Gainesville, FL, the best guy in town cuts hair at $8.95.

After you get to know him, and he you, you can ask intelligent questions about REO...for starters...and it won't appear self-serving.A source like this isn't only good for REO's...and, in all honesty, in the centralized banking world he probably doesn't even deal with them directly...but what's the first thing a new couple moving to town does?

I have no desire to own every property in town.

I only know 2 investors in my town that understand how to use master leasing to it's potential.

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Purchase agreements are taken more seriously and if I am correct then I would also need to include proof of financing...so I guess I need to explore other avenues aside from MLS listed properties.

Any of you know of a property in this quaint little town, give me a shout!!