My short answer is no.I can't imagine the turnover problem with 400 1 bedroom apartments.If this were a 10 unit building I would consider it... especially if there were organizations trying to get the homeless off the streets.

For those that think California is rough, I can’t imagine other states not following California’s lead.

I would imagine it would be in bank best interest as well as mine to keep the loan similar otherwise they would have to write off $91K because that is what I still owe on the loan.

It's hard to imagine Phoenix being more competitive in bidding than Vegas which makes me take a step back to look into this realtor's model more thoroughly.

Can you imagine??

As you can imagine I hated them.

I've also been looking into some graduate programs locally - the master's program in literature is pretty cheap and I met the academic standards for enrollment...12 years ago when I last went to school (YIPE!).

I did not see the casting call, but I would imagine you would get some crazy characters that want to be on tv.

I can't imagine mining a swath of land that's 120 feet by 140 feet inside an incorporated city, but I suppose stranger things could happen.

If its in a park and the owner is paying lot rent, I can't imagine its worth anywhere near $55K.Before you even consider buying, you need to do some research and try to figure out a true value.