A friend and I, have finally began to invest in Real Estate and where we live, is a I guess you could say a neighborhood(complex) where there are nice sized single family homes.

I am finally living my dream.

Property Ladder shows both the "asking" price and the final sold price (though they do fail to really subtract out lots of expenses).

I think it depends more on the seller's motivation than on the agent's recommendation.A represented seller (an agent is representing the seller) will have the advantage of having the advice of a "supposed" expert in real estate, but the final decision is always the seller's.

I would ask plenty of open ended questions solicitated extending responses from them thereby increasing my odds of obtaining positive results once we get to the landing and closing stage of the process.

It's pretty generic, punch numbers in and it pukes results out.

Every major decision I make and have made up to this point is pretty much based on the result of one question: "Is this going to help me get there or not?"

After a grueling option period, they finally closed.

she said in our market, las vegas, there are plenty of notice of defaults and forclosures happening.http://www.inbusinesslasvegas.com/2006/10/20/homeloans.htmlas a result of these 80/20's, there isn't any mortgage insurance.

I can basically only look at multi-units since the swedish laws makes it very easy to get a loan for one-unit/family houses and these are really hard to rent out - the result is that people who can afford to rent one-unit houses always buy 'em.I know, and understand the basics of cash flow valuation models and that net income is most important.