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  1. #41
    tarheit is offline Condominium
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    It's amazing the differences in markets. 300k-900k is very high end here and there are plenty in the 20-50k range (nice homes go 80-160k).

    -Tim

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    ppetriello10 is offline Renter
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    Thumbs up Georgetown, SC and Onslow county NC

    The Coastal Carolina's are fast growing markets. There are communities that offer the following:
    • Amenitized, luxury, gated, bonded, residential community at Pre-Development Pricing
    • Located on the Intracoastal Waterway in highly sought after Coastal Carolina
    • World class fishing, boating, golf and other outdoor activities
    • For a limited time only, special financing packages available

    The Financial Package
    • No Money Down
    • No Money Out of Pocket Up Front
    • Up to 24 months of Interest Payments provided to buyer by seller
    Feel free to contact me at paulp@total-rm.net

    Paul

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    UrbanPlanner is offline Renter
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    I think investing in any city can be dangerous, depending on where it is. Certain areas are prime for new development and rehabs while others are already overpriced. I would do some research on the city's neighborhood specifically before investing in it. For example, in my home town of Cincinnati, the town of Mariemont, about 5 miles from downtown has just been registerd as a historic district. Usually when that happens, property values rise, although development is more restrictive, in the long run it can be an excellent investment. Another neighborhood here called Northside, is experiencing a renaissance with new condos and rehabs on the old Italianate houses. The neighborhood has a big gay population and with so many rehabs going on independently from homeowners (typical in "Gayborhoods") developers paid attention and are working to convert old factories into lofts. At the same time, there are areas that are going downhill due to crime being pushed to certain areas when police do huge surges in the worst neighborhoods.

    These are some things that can effect your investment and are obviously discarded when you only consider cities as a whole. I do know that Chicago overall is becoming too expensive and that a lot of investors are looking at Cleveland. Franklin, Tennesee and North Las Vegas are prime places to invest.

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    Codythebest is offline Mansion
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    Quote Originally Posted by ppetriello10 View Post
    The Financial Package
    • No Money Down
    • No Money Out of Pocket Up Front
    • Up to 24 months of Interest Payments provided to buyer by seller
    Are you sure? Are you certain? Can I apply for this package?
    If yes, can I sue you if it is not happening?

    It's 4 easy questions and I suggest that, if there is a 'no' at one or more to these questions, you should rephrase that.

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    Bogzz is offline Fixer Upper
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    hi.. have you known hihcorp, where you can located the new and exciting development of 15 luxurious garden homes in Fremont, California.

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    ppetriello10 is offline Renter
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    Quote Originally Posted by Codythebest View Post
    Are you sure? Are you certain? Can I apply for this package?
    If yes, can I sue you if it is not happening?

    It's 4 easy questions and I suggest that, if there is a 'no' at one or more to these questions, you should rephrase that.

    Yes - The bank puts all of this on the HUD

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    FlatFeeKing is offline Condominium
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    You can easily buy a multi family property here in St. Louis Missouri for 150 - 200K and get about 2000 a month in income. My business partner just moved here from Tampa and he cant stop talking about how good the deal is.
    For Sale By Owner Flat Fee MLS Listings and Services
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    Panamalive is offline Renter
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    Default Panama is Booming

    Falgo
    I'm writing about Panama the country, not Panama City Florida.
    Panama City Panama is booming; it's a 4 hr flight from ATL. Do some research and you'll find all types of opportunities.
    Check out viapanama.com they have some interesting articles and listings.

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