Should I continue to rent or should I find a house to live in myself?

Here is something that I found on the web, but I don't have any idea how accurate it is.Foreclosure rules vary from state to state and I don't think anyone wants to give you bad information.

I did make a negative call on the stock in my January stock investing newsletter and it fell almost $100 in the ensuing month.Unless the company addresses concerns of "Click Fraud" and comes out with innovative new products, I just do not see how it can continue to go up.

Because as long as the first one goes well, I am only going to look to expand and continue to do business with the people I trust.

With a little encouragement from juzamjedi, I am reprinting a recent post from my website:------------------------------------------------------------Foreclosures are going through the roof and seem to be continuing on towards the moon.

I did a lot of investigation for the three days I spent there and found that they are building a lot of new homes and infrastructure to the SW and continueing to the NW in Rio Rancho etc.

Vary simple by projecting possible areas of Major Disasters you can determine areas of possible financial loss as an investor.

Here is my plan (Goals) I would like to rehab and resale enough houses to buy and pay for in cash a single family rental, and continue to repeat this process.

I would think that a property like this would be so far deteriorated that it would continue to go down in value constantly.

Yes anyone can do a deal with OPM and no $ out of his/her pocket, but if you plan on establishing a full-time landlord business like Mike does, you will have to have capital not only for acquisitions, but for maintenance, misc. capital expenses, etc.Now if your plan is to simply buy and hold one or two or even 5 properties and continue your 9-5, then perhaps your no money strategy could be used with partners, etc.