[sdchris]

It seems impossible to time the real estate market; bottom or top. I’d rather bottom fish stocks than real estate. At least with most stocks I can get out of my position instantly.

[sdchris]

It seems impossible to time the real estate market; bottom or top. I’d rather bottom fish stocks than real estate. At least with most stocks I can get out of my position instantly.

[sdchris]

It seems impossible to time the real estate market; bottom or top. I’d rather bottom fish stocks than real estate. At least with most stocks I can get out of my position instantly.

[sdchris]

It seems impossible to time the real estate market; bottom or top. I’d rather bottom fish stocks than real estate. At least with most stocks I can get out of my position instantly.

[sdchris]

It seems impossible to time the real estate market; bottom or top. I’d rather bottom fish stocks than real estate. At least with most stocks I can get out of my position instantly.

[sdchris]

Thanks for the advice, Jim. It’s looking like more work than I want to invest. I’d rather do more due diligence on stocks than on real estate, something of which I know nothing.

I will also check out that fidelity site. Like you said, it may just be useful to gauge which properties might go on the market and how much to price them at.

[sdchris]

Thanks for the advice, Jim. It’s looking like more work than I want to invest. I’d rather do more due diligence on stocks than on real estate, something of which I know nothing.

I will also check out that fidelity site. Like you said, it may just be useful to gauge which properties might go on the market and how much to price them at.

[sdchris]

Thanks for the advice, Jim. It’s looking like more work than I want to invest. I’d rather do more due diligence on stocks than on real estate, something of which I know nothing.

I will also check out that fidelity site. Like you said, it may just be useful to gauge which properties might go on the market and how much to price them at.

[sdchris]

Thanks for the advice, Jim. It’s looking like more work than I want to invest. I’d rather do more due diligence on stocks than on real estate, something of which I know nothing.

I will also check out that fidelity site. Like you said, it may just be useful to gauge which properties might go on the market and how much to price them at.

[sdchris]

Thanks for the advice, Jim. It’s looking like more work than I want to invest. I’d rather do more due diligence on stocks than on real estate, something of which I know nothing.

I will also check out that fidelity site. Like you said, it may just be useful to gauge which properties might go on the market and how much to price them at.

[sdchris]

Thanks SD Realtor. I’ve been checking Jim’s bubbleinfo.com website and he has a giant list of trustee sales/REOs. I was thinking he received this list from the county.

Does anyone use forclosureradar.com or a similar site to help them find properties? I’m curious if it is worth it for an average person to use the service in an attempt to buy a home.

[sdchris]

Thanks SD Realtor. I’ve been checking Jim’s bubbleinfo.com website and he has a giant list of trustee sales/REOs. I was thinking he received this list from the county.

Does anyone use forclosureradar.com or a similar site to help them find properties? I’m curious if it is worth it for an average person to use the service in an attempt to buy a home.

[sdchris]

Thanks SD Realtor. I’ve been checking Jim’s bubbleinfo.com website and he has a giant list of trustee sales/REOs. I was thinking he received this list from the county.

Does anyone use forclosureradar.com or a similar site to help them find properties? I’m curious if it is worth it for an average person to use the service in an attempt to buy a home.

[sdchris]

Thanks SD Realtor. I’ve been checking Jim’s bubbleinfo.com website and he has a giant list of trustee sales/REOs. I was thinking he received this list from the county.

Does anyone use forclosureradar.com or a similar site to help them find properties? I’m curious if it is worth it for an average person to use the service in an attempt to buy a home.

[sdchris]

Thanks SD Realtor. I’ve been checking Jim’s bubbleinfo.com website and he has a giant list of trustee sales/REOs. I was thinking he received this list from the county.

Does anyone use forclosureradar.com or a similar site to help them find properties? I’m curious if it is worth it for an average person to use the service in an attempt to buy a home.

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