Equinaire is a California company that teaches you how to buy real estate using the equity in your home.

I was reading that housing prices are very low in Detroit right now in some cases less than the price of cars, would it be wise to buy property there, and sit on it hoping the prices would go up? I am from SoCal, and would like to invest in property, however the money needed just for a down payment in Southern Cal, could buy 2 or even 3 houses up there, and my thought is now that I am 30 in a few years when I am ready to retire I could make alot of money off of it. I know the economy is poor there, and its not a very desirable place to live right now, but it may be worth the gamble right now, as it may change in the future. What are your thoughts?

If so what is the best way to finance large real estate purchases on a middle class income? What should you look for when trying to find real estate for investing purposes?

Given the cheap property prices in the US I was wondering whether non-US nationals can legally own property in the US.

Hi, do you know those little building and house figurines real estate companies use for display? I was wondering where I can buy those? Some people say they sell it near UST but I really don’t know where

Hi I am planning to buy a property in Perth Australia..and would like to know what commission real estate agent will charge from me?? What will be the fee for mortgage application??
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Or is it going to bust as it seems a BIG bubble.

we have just incorporated our company and want to buy a house. Is it possible to buy the house in the name of the company

I have been seeing allot of John Beck infomercials lately on, how to buy real estate “free and clear” through tax lien certificates. It has caught my attention. How easy is it to buy real estate this way? There is obvously a catch, otherwise everyone would be doing it.

I’ve been watching the market, it seems the best time to buy real estate was this past Summer from May to September. There were a lot of good AND cheap houses on market at that time. Right now good and cheap ones are sold, the ones left are either good but still expensive or cheap with poor quality. Along plans out from the government, real estate would go up from now on, very slowly and undetectable at the beginning though. Still there will be foreclosures, but are more likely much fewer. Do you agree?