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The market kills the working class guy >:( >:(
Just back from the realator, that house I was interested in is now under contract. That bites the big one, but I was also told the house was a rental and the inside needed alot of work. So it looks like I will be keeping the V-20 a little longer. ;D ;D

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Come to Detroit area lots of good buys here, just no jobs! Billy Mac ;D

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HAMMER, I am familiar with the area, been looking for about five years now.
That looks like a deal if you can jump on it.

Be very carefull with foreclosures, make sure you have a COMPLETE title search doen going in.
Here in Pennsylvania, the farm house next to mine went at foreclosure.
I spoke with the people who bought it, turns out after they moved in debts had to be paid and I don't know how it
worked, but they had to pay thousands of dolars to get the title cleared.

Anyway, I still have your cell number, maybe I'll give you a call this weekend
and I can introduce you to my real estate investor friend
who is a manager of a title company.
She can give you all kinds of information.

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hammer, that house in my neck of the woods is close to 600,000, property taxes probably around 8000.00.....new construction??????? Forget about it, you don't want to know :o

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i bought last year..which i think i bought at the top of the market >:( ..all the signs look like a bust is here....inventory in norfolk is 4500+ compared to 800 when i bought...from the looks of things i'll be happy to break even.

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I bought my house in 1980. ;D ;D ;D 8)

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I bought mine in 1987, lost it in 1996 :'(

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where was the last place you remember having it?

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1992, it was all down hill from there