That's all, a mutual fund of government securities won't earn much, but it's better than the wildest universal policy after costs.

Thanks Rich, I would like to hold the property for a long time (great location, close to the largest employer & university), but due to the city schools we will definitely be moving (say 6-8 years, or sooner if warranted) So, when we do move we would like to keep it.

Universities often have housing sites with listings.Learn the local zoning laws.

Any major university with a real estate program is going to give you a solid foundation, particularly in the area of real estate finance, where most other people seem to fail.

Create a curriculum and start your own university!

so here goes: Im currently a Grad Student at University of Denver and I am majoring in Real Estate and Construction Management.

In my contracts, I use my own "standard purchase and offer contract" and the language in it basically states that the offer is contingent on inspection and approval by buyer in writing on or before x date...and I typically write "closing".

Yes, the techniques and regulations are different, but market forces are universal, and I'm not understanding the "quirk" that sees the market put such a huge differential in the US market, which doesn't exist here in Australia.I get the impression that a retail sale of $100K for a house, translates to a wholesale sale at around $60K in the USA.

English-language site:http://www.caissedesdepots.fr/spip.php?

We probably need most of the things this bill purports to do.If you object to the once in 36 month limitation on owner financed sales, then ask your Senator to amend the bill to fully exempt property owners who sell their own property and carry back the financing with the property as collateral for the loan.Under the language of the bill, as I read it, you can still sell your own property and carry back the financing.