Quite possibly since I discovered the house missing in the street view was constructed the same year as the house I bid on and won.

Even today, they just broke ground on atownhome complex across the street from my residence that are pricesat $530,000 for 3/3.5 with 2400 square feet.

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We ran through the streets of Atlanta and cardiac hill.

I guess my point (sorry about all the rambling) is that I don't think you should look at as RE vs Wall Street.

We wound up going with Cox so we'll go ahead and move your dish/mount/cinder blocks into my storage unit down the street.

Maybe that's why I'm back in the hood...trying to "make it" here.I noticed a flip down the street and mailed an offer to the house flipper to work for free just to learn the business...Needless to say house flippers are likely apprehensive about taking on new people.

The issue is make sure the rest of the street isn't boarded and you are the only one standing...go to Google map and do a virtual tour of the area.

The house across the street of mine had the toilets broken and cement pored down the drains.

It's on a busy street and next to a hospital, across the street from a liquor store, a mile within Wal Mart and other grocery stores.