I hear Springfield's growing, which is a good sign.

Thanks Kristian and BrianNot the news I wanted to hear, but what I was expecting.I think I will treat it like wine and 'let it age'.

Fact is the market is hurting now and i don't have that kind of cash to be a big player in this day and age.

I love reading intros like yours because it lets me know that we're running the site the way we need to be.Thanks for getting involved and introducing yourself and I look forward to having you around as we grow along your investing career!

We're in the information age.

I buy and assign or keep, rent, resell properties in highly growing areas or areas that are undervalued.

I was able to retire at age 29 and moved to ore to raise kids and cows.

I expect inventory in my city to grow or stay flat.

Maybe start off with something small and then grow from there.

While I think you are right, it might be a stretch to think that we will all be waiting in food lines, I don't think things are going to be very peachy for much longer.Most everyone in the 30s probably thought the nation was in the 'information age' also.It's hard to see the effects of this economy right now, over the next year, as the credit crisis takes its full form, you will start of actually see people losing jobs.