New Orleans Investing

Will property prices be cheap now after the storm. People be able to
pick up some good deals and rebuild?

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> Will property prices be cheap now after the storm. People be able to
> pick up some good deals and rebuild?

Not a bad idea, but the word "carpetbagger" comes to mind. I wouldn't want
to get shot down there.

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"Don" <> wrote in message
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>> Will property prices be cheap now after the storm. People be able to
>> pick up some good deals and rebuild?
>
> Not a bad idea, but the word "carpetbagger" comes to mind. I wouldn't
> want to get shot down there.

They'd probably shoot ya in the head, not "down there."

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gretchen" <> wrote in message
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> They'd probably shoot ya in the head, not "down there."

It hurts both places.

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On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 16:05:43 -0700, "gretchen" <> wrote:

>"Don" <> wrote in message
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>>> Will property prices be cheap now after the storm. People be able to
>>> pick up some good deals and rebuild?
>>
>> Not a bad idea, but the word "carpetbagger" comes to mind. I wouldn't
>> want to get shot down there.
>
>They'd probably shoot ya in the head, not "down there."

then buy up in surrounding areas that were not affected by the
hurricane and you can rent out to the many many people who have had to
evacuate New Orleans. 1 million homeless will create rental properties
elsewhere, as well as tent-cities..aka Refugees.

Re: New Orleans Investing

On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 07:23:48 -0700, "ynotssor" <>
wrote:

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>> >>> Will property prices be cheap now after the storm. People be able to
>> >>> pick up some good deals and rebuild?
>> >>
>> >> Not a bad idea, but the word "carpetbagger" comes to mind. I wouldn't
>> >> want to get shot down there.
>> >
>> >They'd probably shoot ya in the head, not "down there."
>>
>> then buy up in surrounding areas that were not affected by the
>> hurricane and you can rent out to the many many people who have had to
>> evacuate New Orleans. 1 million homeless will create rental properties
>> elsewhere, as well as tent-cities..aka Refugees.
>
>You obviously know nothing of the term "carpetbagger", nor do you understand
>the lifelong resentment of the typical Southerner towards the Yankees.
>Taking financial advantage of our catastrophic losses will only exacerbate
>that resentment.

is it really financial advantage or helping out financially? Someone
who is looking ahead to recovery and rebuilding. In other words,
improving their current situation.

Re: New Orleans Investing

In any market, it is alright to be a bull or a bear - but NOBODY likes
a PIG!

SteelVest

Re: New Orleans Investing

On 1 Sep 2005 12:56:36 -0700, wrote:

>In any market, it is alright to be a bull or a bear - but NOBODY likes
>a PIG!
>
>SteelVest

now, now, the POLICE are doing their best