The source I was using to post headlines was much more random, or broad spectrum of news links, that sometimes are just economic news in general rather than real estate related.

Thanks for your great suggestions, finally I found an expert property tax lawyer for appealing property tax from law firm and fill a simple form at [removed] for appealing property tax assessment.

Wouter - what John said, above there, about cashflow, is crucial - NOBODY can guarantee capital gains in this economic environment, no matter what they try to sell you - choose the properties that make money TODAY, until things blow over - then you can always sell them and reinvest in equity (if it ever becomes anything to rely on again - I, personally, seriously doubt it).

I found an incredible article today that I thought all new and experienced users of our forums should check out from forum expert, Patrick O'Keefe.Take a few minutes and read it!

The location and economic state of the units should be in your valuation assessment.

I'm not a meth expert, so I don't know if the chemicals used are technically considered "environment contaminants," but that might require a "yes" answer.Most disclosures will ask something along the lines of, "Do you know of any other adverse conditions of the property that haven't been addressed in the rest of this document?"

Non-specific, and non-expert...Next, have a specific question about wholesaling.

Originally posted by Rusty Goldsmith:If there are things you worry about and want to know about Rehabilitation Tex Credit or Investment,it would be wise to consult experts like Ed Butowsky to have good briefing about what you're going to encounter.Rusty, this is the second mention of this guy, the other was about lending, now tax credits, it's spamming by a second party IMO.

I recommend you find a local expert and have them help you construct a solid plan.You definitely need to make sure you are protected and risking all that you have worked for.If you were in Vegas I could be a little more helpful.

He didn't mind talking with me on the phone about it and if 'u ever decided to owner finance something, I'd pay him to write up the contracts and even run the escrow account for a fee.You don't have to be an expert, per say, on the legal details if you have a lawyer work on that part.