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To: SeekAndFind

gonna be some good investments cheap if you got the money

This could be a perfect storm for real estate investors

buy cheap, when inflation hits the prices will go through the roof- when the economy recovers you will be stting on a goldmine

Anyone want to form an investment group with me?


2 posted on 09/16/2010 7:59:54 AM PDT by Mr. K (PALADINO FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK)
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To: Mr. K

TOP 5 STATES IN FORECLOSURES:

1. NEVADA (One in every 84 households)
2. FLORIDA (One in every 155 households)
3. ARIZONA (One in every 165 households)
4. CALIFORNIA (One in every 194 households)
5. IDAHO (One in every 220 households)

VERMONT HAS THE LOWEST FORECLOSURE RATE (ONE IN EVERY 18,500)

ROUNDING OUT THE TOP 10

6. UTAH (One in every 230 households)
7. GEORGIA (1 in every 246 households)
8. MICHIGAN (One in every 255 households)
9. ILLINOIS (One in every 314 households)
10. HAWAII (One in every 315 households)


7 posted on 09/16/2010 8:04:45 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
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To: Mr. K

If you can afford the taxes on the properties. Local tax revenues are down so they’ll start hitting harder on property taxes, like clockwork.


10 posted on 09/16/2010 8:06:59 AM PDT by Abathar (Proudly posting without reading the article carefully since 2004)
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To: Mr. K

a goldmine especially for non HOA and non condos.

the forclosures, which are growing so fast some florida judges are finding it easier to just ignore legal defenses as a means of preventing docket gridlock, are often caused by run away defaults in HOAs forcing remaining owners to pay for the non-paying.l


15 posted on 09/16/2010 8:12:48 AM PDT by longtermmemmory (VOTE! http://www.senate.gov and http://www.house.gov)
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To: Mr. K

I guess if you had the risk capital and could afford to hold for 10 to 20 years, there might be some money to be made.

I’ve made the point before that unless borrowers are able to finance, the housing market won’t find it’s bottom until buyers can afford to purchase with cash.


17 posted on 09/16/2010 8:15:20 AM PDT by Rational Thought
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To: Mr. K

“Anyone want to form an investment group with me?”
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I could maybe sell enough scrap metal to raise fifty dollars.


28 posted on 09/16/2010 8:54:30 AM PDT by RipSawyer (Trying to reason with a leftist is like trying to catch sunshine in a fish net at midnight.)
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To: Mr. K

“Anyone want to form an investment group with me?”
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I could maybe sell enough scrap metal to raise fifty dollars.


29 posted on 09/16/2010 8:54:49 AM PDT by RipSawyer (Trying to reason with a leftist is like trying to catch sunshine in a fish net at midnight.)
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To: Mr. K

I will if you loan me the money!


57 posted on 09/16/2010 5:53:46 PM PDT by vigilante2 (Reelect Nobody)
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