It is believable for sure. A realtor tried to offer me 2 free months if I signed a 1 year lease yesterday for an apartment in the financial district in NY. The current building I am living in which is sweet! first time ever they can't fill it this year, great depression on the way, pack those peanut butter and jelly sandwiches!
Does anyone have any info on how to go about purchasing in the florida foreclosure market.. Do they do it through county sheriff sales, Or just mass foreclosure auctions or what? Where do I start with this bc I would like to make a trip down there an try and pick up some property at these low prices
Get cheap Fl properties on the courthouse steps at the beginning of the month. Make sure to research the property first.
http://www.realtor.com/search/searc...c8cd95dc51e4167b58dd266b1eb487a&pg=11&fhpg=11 I would be curious what these houses were selling for at their peak.
This site also auctions a lot of government foreclosures: http://www.bidselect.com . I encountered it because one of the MLS listings I was looking at said property to be sold at auction on this site.
can these easily be rented out? and at what price? for example this one: http://www.realtor.com/search/listingdetail.aspx?lid=1098632882 i was going to buy a $400K property in the dc area to rent out, i haven't looked into other states, but this thread made me think, what cities have a high rent to property price ratio?
according to the following map, area with zip code 32822 is highly populated with hispanics http://www.hypnetwork.com/en/info/Orlando/ZipCodeCoveragesAndMaps.php here is a whole load of information on 32822 zip code http://www.city-data.com/zips/32822.html
have to check what the monthly maintenance fee clauses are if it's a share basis and the building's 50% unsold it means individual fees are double
easy task... palm coast- http://www.city-data.com/zips/32164.html -40% from peak...i would probably buy some 3-5 years old house for 100K, but we are not there yet