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Intention of investors is to maximize return... unfortunately they are looking at the wrong place for cash-flow & appreciation is at least a decade away...

I am extremely terrified of legalistic, unfaithful, uneducated, fearful Christians! That article was ridiculous... these people make me look like a complete liberal...

More closer pictures... this was taken Saturday morning... Looks like a duplex to me... 2 bed rooms no more than three... <img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2634/3958109745_db427ab496_b.jpg" alt="" /> <img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2516/3958109743_830a2b73c0_b.jpg"...

If we have time after church tomorrow, we might just stop by... this place in Newport... huge lot, upgraded too... this WILL go fast! <a href="http://www.redfin.com/CA/Newport-Beach/20102-Spruce-Ave-92660/home/4631114"><img...

sorry for the ambiguous description... I guess I am trying to ask the IHB if you take regular walks around your neighborhood, do you see also see some past listings and sales that are still sitting empty? How about empty houses in general? Would you consider empty houses a version of Shadow...

I'm referring to my past thread regarding <a href="http://www.irvinehousingblog.com/forums/viewthread/6010/">de-listings </a> the tract that I'm keeping track of in Woodbury... Of the Three Organic Sales, only one has any signs of any life... the two are still empty... The Four Short...

These are pictures from this morning; I've been meaning to grab the camera on our morning walks but keep forgetting... Who says TIC doesn't control inventory! When they want to move they move FAST!!! They poured the foundation on Tuesday and in just one day the wood framing are already up...

I always thought you were black? I remember you posting a pic of Sydney Poitier and mentioning something about being a brother or related or something...

What do you guys think of <a href="http://www.redfin.com/search#lat=33.78424808534328&long;=-118.08302879333496&market=socal&status=1&v=5&zoomLevel=15">Rossmoor</a>? I had a classmate that loves that place...

Again, so glad we didn't end up at Camden... good luck! And to think, the wife and I, did prayer walks of the entire neighborhood while they were still building phases 3-5... we would sit in my car for hours, after the affordable housing drawing... I guess God knows what we can handle ^_^

I also saw these around, VOC - CS... good idea... If you are ever at the Watermarke apts.. never drink out of the fountain at the dog run... some owners let their larger dogs get up on their front paws and drink out of the human water fountain there...

The wife wants to check out this <a href="http://www.redfin.com/search?search_location=Long+beach&x=70&y=20&min;_price=&max;_price=&num;_beds=&num;_baths=#lat=33.765190044385506&long;=-118.13068628311157&market=socal&status=1&v=5&zoomLevel=17">house </a>today... Belmont Park is quiet like...

LBC memories part II The wife and I were just connecting right now... and here are some more memories... We wander into a gay/alt lifestyle bar on Broadway by accident, to our surprise we actually hanged a bit and enjoyed some good music... eating at Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles around...

<a href="http://www.redfin.com/CA/Long-Beach/205-Santa-Ana-Ave-90803/home/7597106"><img src="http://media.cdn-redfin.com/photo/46/bigphoto/561/P670561_1.jpg" alt="" /></a> Did anyone else saw this cute little cottage on the shore? I would consider it if it were under $500,000... It's on a...

looking at some of the yield rates and the terms, you might be able to find some comparable CDs...

i would gradually build up a tolerance for risk... start small, and keep expanding your boundaries... talk to most millionaires and they will tell you that they have earned and lost millions in their careers... you will NEVER "win" with just a savings account... simply put inflation will eat...

sounds like you are doing fine... keep at it... whatever you do... make sure it is suitable for your risk tolerance... remember... no risk = little return; large risk = greater return