Of course this is easier said than done, the vast majority of properties in cheaper areas will not be the next trendy place to live.But it seems once a momentum builds and a neighborhood starts turning around the returns can be amazing.If you do your research and you buy in the path of development or revitalization versus just buying a dirt cheap property the payoff can be big.It seems it's easier to get in when prices are low in real estate versus the stock market.

I find real estate fun and interesting so I am delving into it pretty much full time when I am not working.

So, have fun and welcome to the family!

I got into real estate shortly after hurricane katrina and am now venturing into development deals of my own.if anyone is in the new orleans area it would be fun to get together with you guys.p.s. yes, my name is actually spelled with 2 n's, it's weird, I know.

Go to Open Houses, etc.Have fun!

Always fun to see Seattle folks here.

Lot of fun for modeling early ideas, not a really steep learning curve and I think they still have a free version.

Tried taking one but phone is acting up.Didn't think to but after you said it seems like a fun stupid thing to put on Facebook and Twitter so I'm working on it

I've done mold remediation work in commercial buildings and it is not fun.

Just for fun I've been tracking listings in Realtor.com for the past month and while inventory slowly climbed, this weeks seemed to have an extreme jump.