Michael Kimble has achieved stunning success in the information marketing industry--probably second only to Dan Kennedy himself.I doubt that Michael Kimble has ever actually personally applied the investing techniques he espouses in the information he sells.

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The largest new construction project was a new prison in Jefferson City Missouri.

Sure, its the June 19, 2008 Realty Times, "Holding Property in an LLC Just Got Tougher" by Diane Kennedy"Freddie Mac, one of the two largest underwriters of conforming loans on the secondary market, have changed their internal rules to state that they will no longer refinance a property that has been inside of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for any time within the past 6 months."

The whole thing seems like a scam to me on so many levels -1 ) The "arrears" are listed as a single line item on the bill with no explanation of how they were derived2 ) We have never ever received a bill for any of the previous years (except for last years fee of $60)3 ) There are no minutes or any information about their policies or decisions on thier website4 ) I googled the "directors" of the homeowners association and they appear to be property investor types rather than local residents5 ) My wife was 13 when she received the land - whatever she signed (almost 30 years ago!!)

I learned all that i ever wanted to know about short sale vs. foreclosure credit impacts here in this forum from Catherine Coy.

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If that deal holds, said Von Ancken, it will be the highest price ever paid for air rights in the city.Von Ancken told the luncheon that, while air rights were definitive and quantifiable, he wasn't quite as adept at predicting the future of the real estate market in Manhattan, commenting, "The future is amorphous and is dependent on many variables."

And as a further side note, for a 3/1 sfr in Florida to be listed at 77,900, it's in an area that's a lot closer in culture to Ohio than you would ever think.Tim