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2197Yes Tarpon Springs is pretty unique. Honestly, it's a conservative (Greek) aRoad Walker-4/1/2014
2196I think its very hard for people east of the Rockies to understand the CA houstejek-3/31/2014
2195 Welcome to the Rental Boom March 25th, 2014 by Marco Santarelli noradarealJohn Vosilla-3/31/2014
2194I buy rental homes in FL not far from the nice one in Tarpon Springs that Road WJohn Vosilla-3/31/2014
2193Nice place. Did they put many improvements lately? Doesn't seem to far ouJohn Vosilla-3/31/2014
2192I think its very hard for people east of the Rockies to understand the CA housinJohn Vosilla-3/31/2014
2191Some friends are thinking about making an offer on this place... check out interRoad Walker-3/31/2014
2190Lol, what a tirade. Geez, john, I don't know what bug crawled up your keisThe Ox-3/27/2014
2189Since WW II, this country has been a safe haven for foreign money. I don'ttejek-3/27/2014
2188 The strongest magnet is the San Gabriel Valley, where Monterey Park became knotejek-3/27/2014
2187You do realize this board is about RE investment opportunities in the post crashJohn Vosilla-3/26/2014
2186Since WW II, this country has been a safe haven for foreign money. I don'tJohn Vosilla-3/26/2014
2185Wealthy Chinese home buyers boost suburban L.A. housing marketsDemand for L.A.-aJohn Vosilla-3/26/2014
2184My point was more about the concept of affordability. When the area has 20 or 2The Ox-3/26/2014
2183Sounds just like parts of Vancouver and NYC. Incredible some hoods where the pltejek-3/26/2014
2182LA housing stock in working class and at the middle end seems quite expensive ttejek-3/26/2014
2181Sounds just like parts of Vancouver and NYC. Incredible some hoods where the pluJohn Vosilla-3/25/2014
2180So if Rockford unemployment rate was cut in half or SF unemployment doubled thenJohn Vosilla-3/25/2014
2179dupJohn Vosilla-3/25/2014
2178LA housing stock in working class and at the middle end seems quite expensive toJohn Vosilla-3/25/2014
2177latimes.comgcrispin13/24/2014
2176You might want to look at things like the difference in unemployment rates in SFThe Ox-3/24/2014
2175Interesting news coming out of Dallas............not sure what its doing to Dalltejek-3/24/2014
2174To interpret that chart, you have to know S. CA. First, based on that chart motejek13/21/2014
2173How to predict Real Estate prices Every investor wants to know how to predict John Vosilla23/21/2014
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