In the town hall?

I am not the kinda guy who uses a broker.I use local banks in town and have set up relationships with many, even those I have not yet used.Put together a great financial packet and shop it yourself (there are many posts on how to do that or start another thread and we will get into).That said.

Wachovia is the last bank in town to help investors.

Hello everyone, hope everyone is investing happily and profitably! I have found a circa 1921 quadreplex in one of the best areas of Raleigh, NC. Its in an area which is extremely desirable for renters and buyers. Th...

(It is a military town and hasn't been affected much by the recent real estate market issues - properties are holding their values.)

They got used to spending that money, they sure as hell won't cut back.I found a house in a town 10 miles from me, typically known as a town with high taxes.Its a bank owned propery on the market for 225k, its 08 assessed value according to MLS is 343k.

Each has a good reputation in town.

Maybe I am young (25) and naive but this seems like drastic overeaction.I seriously doubt with every bone in my body we need to be stocking up on guns, ammo, food, safes...etc.It's almost laughable.I think we are heading into tough times with a depression looming but come on....Maybe I am just to sheltered in the nice rural town I am living in right now.All you guys are fairly logical and to my understanding aren't total wack jobs.

I have an abandonment clause in the lease that permits me to enter, and I also have a clause that request that they notify me if they leave town for 7 days or more to help prevent these kinds of issues from arising.

Many out of town investors, if I don't miss my guess.