I do 6 month campaigns and refresh the list every 2 months.  

Unless we go with the Japanese thing of only burying people for a year or two then putting them in a box and using the ground again.

When folks say they buy under market value they need to refresh themselves with what market value is, usually it is what they paid for it. :)

The house has about $25,000 equity in it and $110,000 left on the loan.I have absolutely no meaningful insight to share on buying properties in Northern Utah however I just had to take a minute to comment because your mentality is refreshing, unique and commendable.  

If you want to see how extreme things can get in Hawaii, just look back to the 1990s (25 years ago) and look at the prices Japanese banks/investors were willing to pay for some assets.And then, there is the whole issue of historically low interest rates - real interest rates (after inflation) are essentially free, but that is a topic in and of itself.

or something like that.i never really paid attention to the particulars as to what and what can't be 1031, despite being in RE for a decade. or, i keep forgetting and too lazy to refresh. so what is it, i forget.. it has to be an investment property and can't be your primary residence? 

Its really refreshing to find some success-driven people!

Tonight's topic will be "Back to the Basics" Here's an exert from the email: "Join us Thursday night to either learn or refresh your memory on some of the basic building blocks of real estate investing.

Its very refreshing to see a group of people that want to help newbies get started i hope one day i can pass some knowledge and experience on to a rookie like my self.

Really refreshing and looking forward to learning and contributing.