If by “investment property” you mean property where you do not live, the answer is “no.” However, you can buy two, three, and four-unit properties, live in one unit, and rent out the others. See brokers and lenders for details.
Thank you, Mr. Miller!! If mark to market wasn't good enough for the investors that were to accept the ... Caterina Platt | 7Feb12 | More
Great article. I think the desire to do away with the appraisal is absurd. Do people not want ... Tom Horn | 6Feb12 | More
It is not just the robo-signers. The state and federal courts, judges, attorneys including other governmental agencies are involved. They ... Earl | 24Jan12 | More
Register of Deeds John O’Brien: “As I have been saying all along, they may think they are too big to ... Senka | 18Jan12 | More
It's hard to believe they are increasing monthly MI again. It has already started affecting business in a negative ... Toby Lane | 11Jan12 | More
Hey Miller, it will only temporarily send people out into the streets. Then they'll be motivated to get themselves ... biffula | 10Jan12 | More
Hey Miller, there is no more American Chopper. The last one was the build-off between Sr., Jr. and Jesse ... biffula | 10Jan12 | More
god bless the ohio judge that stand up to trustees fraud in trying to steal people homes
we need more educated ... DANI | 26Dec11 | More
We look to our elected officials for guidance and leadership, yet what can they do from there? Assuming things aren't ... Chris - HomeForSure | 18Dec11 | More
"There’s a catch here, however, which now dooms both Cuban’s idea as well as any similar approach to bail-out distressed ... Dave Salcido | 13Dec11 | More