CoStars advertising is a fairly new feature (within the last year) and I don't think it has the kind of activity that Loopnet has - especially from buyers.

In some states, (mine is one) you lose homestead protection, fair market value protection, and other protections and priveleges given to non-hoa homeowners.

But if you buy candy bars, cars, or, yes, apartment buildings, they you pay tax on it.Now, buying that apartment building will itself create a bunch of deductions, including the depreciation on the building.

Its a fairly complex setup with both a contribution and a profit sharing component.

It's video though...but you can listen to it on your video ipod if you don't want to watch it.Open iTunes so it's up and running.Then go to Youtube.comType in "Michigan Foreclosure Report"You'll see a bunch of videos by Mark Ijlal.

We would be doing all the work...what is a fair return to give someone for investing in a property like this....?

Hopefully, you don't yet have a bunch of money invested into this property.

(maybe 60/40) Everything you put into your body is going to be needed, and used fairly quickly, when you workout like this.

I am fairly new in the Real Estate Investing aspect of this business.

Now, gasoline costs twice what it did 10 years ago, food costs twice what it did 10 years ago, but, if REAL ESTATE costs twice what it did 10 years ago… we’re having a bubble, and all of the experts are going to come out and draw a bunch of dumb graphs to prove the point.