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September 29, 2010 at 9:30 AM #611533September 29, 2010 at 9:40 AM #610479
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ParticipantYikes! One of the foreclosure capitals of CA if not the country. Land si cheap there because it is virtually unlimited in supply of desert land.
September 29, 2010 at 9:40 AM #610567ParticipantYikes! One of the foreclosure capitals of CA if not the country. Land si cheap there because it is virtually unlimited in supply of desert land.
September 29, 2010 at 9:40 AM #611113ParticipantYikes! One of the foreclosure capitals of CA if not the country. Land si cheap there because it is virtually unlimited in supply of desert land.
September 29, 2010 at 9:40 AM #611224ParticipantYikes! One of the foreclosure capitals of CA if not the country. Land si cheap there because it is virtually unlimited in supply of desert land.
September 29, 2010 at 9:40 AM #611538ParticipantYikes! One of the foreclosure capitals of CA if not the country. Land si cheap there because it is virtually unlimited in supply of desert land.
September 29, 2010 at 10:58 AM #610514OwnerOfCalifornia
Participant[quote=NicMM]Hi,
I just attended a land investment seminar over the weekend. The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster.[/quote]
Define “the company”. Who was hosting/sponsoring this seminar?
You don’t have to answer that here if you don’t want to, but I’m sure you get my point.
September 29, 2010 at 10:58 AM #610602Participant[quote=NicMM]Hi,
I just attended a land investment seminar over the weekend. The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster.[/quote]
Define “the company”. Who was hosting/sponsoring this seminar?
You don’t have to answer that here if you don’t want to, but I’m sure you get my point.
September 29, 2010 at 10:58 AM #611147Participant[quote=NicMM]Hi,
I just attended a land investment seminar over the weekend. The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster.[/quote]
Define “the company”. Who was hosting/sponsoring this seminar?
You don’t have to answer that here if you don’t want to, but I’m sure you get my point.
September 29, 2010 at 10:58 AM #611258Participant[quote=NicMM]Hi,
I just attended a land investment seminar over the weekend. The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster.[/quote]
Define “the company”. Who was hosting/sponsoring this seminar?
You don’t have to answer that here if you don’t want to, but I’m sure you get my point.
September 29, 2010 at 10:58 AM #611573Participant[quote=NicMM]Hi,
I just attended a land investment seminar over the weekend. The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster.[/quote]
Define “the company”. Who was hosting/sponsoring this seminar?
You don’t have to answer that here if you don’t want to, but I’m sure you get my point.
September 29, 2010 at 12:00 PM #610534UCGal
Participant[quote=NicMM]Hi,
I just attended a land investment seminar over the weekend. The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster. Because these two cities are the fast growing cities in California, transportation center, real growth from green energy industry, et cetera, plus the land is still cheap there. Sounds very interesting to me.
Has anyone been these areas? or even own properties there?
-NicMM[/quote]
They should have said:
“The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster. Because these two cities are the cities we’re trying to unload our overpriced land.“
As was mentioned – Palmdale and Lancaster totally imploded in the foreclosure wave… Sure you can pick up land (and homes) cheap – but then what… no one wants the land or house and it’s still going down in value.
It doesn’t look like a good bargain to me.
September 29, 2010 at 12:00 PM #610622Participant[quote=NicMM]Hi,
I just attended a land investment seminar over the weekend. The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster. Because these two cities are the fast growing cities in California, transportation center, real growth from green energy industry, et cetera, plus the land is still cheap there. Sounds very interesting to me.
Has anyone been these areas? or even own properties there?
-NicMM[/quote]
They should have said:
“The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster. Because these two cities are the cities we’re trying to unload our overpriced land.“
As was mentioned – Palmdale and Lancaster totally imploded in the foreclosure wave… Sure you can pick up land (and homes) cheap – but then what… no one wants the land or house and it’s still going down in value.
It doesn’t look like a good bargain to me.
September 29, 2010 at 12:00 PM #611167Participant[quote=NicMM]Hi,
I just attended a land investment seminar over the weekend. The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster. Because these two cities are the fast growing cities in California, transportation center, real growth from green energy industry, et cetera, plus the land is still cheap there. Sounds very interesting to me.
Has anyone been these areas? or even own properties there?
-NicMM[/quote]
They should have said:
“The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster. Because these two cities are the cities we’re trying to unload our overpriced land.“
As was mentioned – Palmdale and Lancaster totally imploded in the foreclosure wave… Sure you can pick up land (and homes) cheap – but then what… no one wants the land or house and it’s still going down in value.
It doesn’t look like a good bargain to me.
September 29, 2010 at 12:00 PM #611278Participant[quote=NicMM]Hi,
I just attended a land investment seminar over the weekend. The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster. Because these two cities are the fast growing cities in California, transportation center, real growth from green energy industry, et cetera, plus the land is still cheap there. Sounds very interesting to me.
Has anyone been these areas? or even own properties there?
-NicMM[/quote]
They should have said:
“The company advocated investing land in Palmdale and Lancaster. Because these two cities are the cities we’re trying to unload our overpriced land.“
As was mentioned – Palmdale and Lancaster totally imploded in the foreclosure wave… Sure you can pick up land (and homes) cheap – but then what… no one wants the land or house and it’s still going down in value.
It doesn’t look like a good bargain to me.
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