I'm not being sarcastic, just wondering.

Cal, and wondering what steps to; (a) FIND THE PROPERTIES, OTHER THAN DRIVING AROUND TO FIND THEM.

It's the only high rise in the area so you would expect there to be plenty of data.So I'm wondering...(2) Does this mean it's good that there are so few rentals available?

This is an amazing site with wonderful resources.

I was wondering if anyone has done this and if so, could they give me some idea of how it works.

I'm just starting out and i was wondering if their is a way to show that i have 25,000 in assets or anything else i can do to make the lender happy.Thank you,Shawn

I'm just sick of it all and desperate to get rid of the thing.Now that I've spelled out all this despair (thanks for listening), I wonder if anyone out there has some advice.

Hi folksI live in southern california and I am wondering what to do with the townhouse that I used to live in as my principal residence:Bought in 1999 for $350,000 (4 bed 3 bath townhome)Current Market Value: $725,000Current Loan amount $235,000Monthy loan payment $1920/mo(15 year loan; 5% fully amortized loan; 11 years left in the loan term)My wife and I moved out last month and we have a renter in the property now:Rent: $3,000/moHOA: $250/moTax: $400/moInsurance: $200/moIs it better to keep this property and let the tenant pay off the mortgage (currently have 5% loan) or sell it.I'm currently renting in L.A., looking to buy a sfr for my family.

I am wondering if it would "hold up" or if you would have to still be an appraiser who is using the software....hmmmmm....but good maybe for knowing what it will appraise at (or about) - if it is accuratealso just found this one (these links are coming from appraisal.com)http://www.appraisalanywhere.com/index.html

I was kind of wondering how much cash you need to begin with in NY(not the city) if anyone has experience in this area.