Ok, it is friday and I hope you are all doing well. Here is the deal for the day.. This in one for somebody not scared to get their hands dirty, take note of the address. East Side, 5600 S. 1639 E. Needs WORK… But great price.. We will keep them coming, I have a few leads on a couple places that I think will be great. They will not be on the market.. Let me know if you have any questions about our Real Estate Deals in Salt Lake City, UTAH.. Spencer Janke..
Some Great concerts coming to Salt Lake City, UTAH.. The good one’s always go quickly, so make sure you buy your tickets now. Let me know if you have any questions, and I can steer you in the right direction..Spencer Janke…
So starting my daily routnie this morning, I read a great blog I think you all should check out. It compares home values in Compton California. Is gives a great example of what the prices in the Real Estate Market in that area have done. I think it is applicable in the sense that, Real Estate prices as a whole have gone back to pre “boom” pricing.. This is great news for all of those fence sitters. Essentially, you can wipe away all of the equity, or “appreciation” people thought they had over the last 5 years, and we are back to almost 2001 prices. It is going to be interesting to see how the media reacts to this one.
Check the blog out, I love it.
http://www.doctorhousingbubble.com/
Here is a deal for the day.. Everyone is looking for a great buy in Salt Lake City UTAH.. And this is it.. I will keep the Real Estate deals coming. So check in everyday to see what’s next.
I found this great article in the Wall Street Journal. I think this gives a glimpse into the reality of the Real Estate market. Everyone needs to understand that Real Estate is a localized market. Salt Lake City Real Estate is much different than the rest of the country. Take a look…
Home prices in most of the U.S. have fallen back into line with what the typical household can afford to pay in most of the U.S., according to a new study.
The quarterly report – by economists at IHS Global Insight, a research firm, and PNC Financial Services Group Inc., a banking concern based in Pittsburgh – looks at price trends in 330 metropolitan areas across the country. Home prices are “extremely overvalued” in only one of those areas, Atlantic City, N.J. In 2005, 52 metro areas were in that category. (See full report.)
For the fourth quarter of 2008, covered by the new report, home prices are dubbed “fairly” valued in 202 of the 330 markets studied. That means the average price level is within a band 14% above or below the historical norm. Twenty-one markets are ranked as “overvalued,” or between 14% and 34% above the norm. And 106 markets are considered “undervalued,” or more than 14% below the norm.
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This has been a great day for deals. Here are three great cash flowing investment opportunities. Now @ 100% financed they are cash flowing almost $500 Each.. That has been non existent for a long time. One of these is a bank REPO and will go fast. A duplex in downtown Salt Lake City, UTAH. 3200 Sq. Ft. for $165,000? The other one that I like a lot in on Danish Road in Sandy, UTAH. Next to all of the ski resorts. This is an incredible buy.. Let me know if you have anyone interested. I can provide proof of payments to anyone who is interested..
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I have been getting many inquries into affordable housing in Salt Lake City, UTAH. This post is a perfect example of affordability right now in Salt Lake City. Real Estate prices have come down. If you notice the address of all of the below examples, you will notice these are all nice East side subdivisions. These are a few of the good deals I found today. If you are looking for a great condo on the East bench for an affordable price. Take a look at theses.
Spencer Janke,
General Growth Properties, the nation’s second-largest shopping mall owner, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Thursday. This is dissapointing to many residents in the Holladay area. All of us have been watching the once iconic mall be transformed into the empty barren lot is today. With huge plans for it to become the new Gateway of Salt Lake City UTAH. It is not looking ver promising for Utah Residents.
When I was a kid attending Cottonwood High School, I used to go to the old Cottonwood Mall for lunch. When a couple associates of mine started negotiations to become the sales agents of the project. I became very interested in their plans. With the economy in the state of unknown, it is anyone’s guess what will become of the old Cottonwood Mall. I am assuming this will open up the opportunity to other local investors to see if they can bite off the project. If not most likely we will be driving by an empty lot for a very long time.
FYI, for those of you who don’t know, General Growth Partners. Are also the owners of Fashion Place Mall, just in case you were wondering why they have not finished the remodeling of that mall either. I am willing to bet it takes them a long time to figure out this mess in UTAH..
I found this really interesting..
SALT LAKE CITY -
University of Utah officials say a computer virus has infected more than 700 campus computers, including those at the school’s three hospitals.
University health sciences spokesman Chris Nelson said the outbreak of the Conficker worm, which can slow computers and steal personal information, was first detected Thursday. By Friday, the virus had infiltrated computers at the hospitals, medical school, and colleges of nursing, pharmacy and health.
Nelson says patient data and medical records have not been compromised.
“That’s secured in a much deeper way because of the implications,” he said.
Nelson said the virus is mainly attacking personal computers and could be siphoning login and password data, credit card numbers and banking information.
Directions for purging the virus from personal computers and equipment like thumb drives, digital cameras and smart phones has been distributed to staff and students.
Information technology staff shut of Internet access for up to six hours at some campus locations Friday so they could isolate the virus. They were expected to work through the weekend to eradicate it from the system.
Mindy Tueller of the university’s office of information technology said all faculty and students should take steps to make sure they are protected. The virus does not infect Macs.
“It can do a lot of bad things,” Tueller said. “Every university member should be concerned about this if they’re using Windows-based devices.”
Courtesy of tech.yahoo.com
The photo below captures a disturbing trend that is beginning to affect US wildlife.
Animals that were formerly self-sufficient are now showing signs of belonging to the Democratic Party… as they have apparently learned to just sit and wait for the government to step in and provide for their care and sustenance.
This photo is of a Democrat black bear in Montana nicknamed, Bearack Obearma.
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