Where will we sit in history's eyes 100-200 years from now as we are compared to other historical societies that were the most advanced and best equipped of their days?

I bought a house in a rundown urban area about 2 years ago as a remodel, investment project.

When I get home I'll take a look through and see if people can make me see the light in a few of these situations.I definately would recommend the book for anyone who is looking to understand what life should be all about and not what society "hurds" us into.

* Restaurants – We offer competitively priced financing for a wide range of properties, including owner-occupied and leased facilities as well as fast-food and full-serve restaurants in neighborhood settings or urban

Department of Housing and Urban Development, Hispanic homeownership reached a record 49.5% in 2005, and two million more Hispanics are expected to buy homes in the next four years, according to data from the Toms Rivera Policy Institute at the University of Southern California.

You would either need to build a cheaper product or find a piece of land in an area that commands stronger sales prices.Also, urban re-development property is rarely evaluated in $/acre.

I originally chalked it up to RE investor urban legends, but you are saying you actually personally know a guy that did that?

Thank you for the piece of advice I appreciate it, I try to be as motivated as possible, but then again you know what society says, REI is tight, inflation makes it difficult, too much competition.To be quite honest I want to do this badly, because I know I have the potential.How ever what would you suggest me?

I live in an urban area that does not have zoning, and as far as taxes it is considered commercial, but i understand that any investment property (non-Lived in) is considered commercial as far as taxes.

If I can see the veil over my eyes how come the rest of society, our family and friends can't?