Now's the time to buy in Orlando, Florida!

[Trek]

Live bombs haunt Orlando neighborhood - CNN.com

"What am I going to do with this? Nobody wants to touch this neighborhood. I'm stuck."

"You can't even give this place away right now. I've tried to re-finance. ... I can't do anything," Lamb said.

All you LBYMers, now's your chance at a half-million dollar home in Florida at a rock bottom price!

 

[lazygood4nothinbum]

i would have felt that way about orlando without the bombs.

if anything, i think finally orlando might have just become interesting.

 

[jclarksnakes]

I wonder if living in that neighborhood is as dangerous as driving on I4? I liked Orlando when the population was 75,000. The bombs were still fresh then.
Jeff

 

[Trek]

If you were buying it as your final home for retirement and didn't care about resale value, it would be a good deal.

You could throw bomb hunting parties in your back yard. It would be a real blast!

 

[Caroline]

I spent a summer in Orlando as a guest of Uncle Sam's and his yacht club (aka, U.S. Navy Bootcamp).

It was enough.

 

[BunsGettingFirm]

If you were buying it as your final home for retirement and didn't care about resale value, it would be a good deal.

You could throw bomb hunting parties in your back yard. It would be a real blast!

And if my portfolio is running low, I can always do some square dancing right on the red flags. I still wouldn't simply because the neighborhood may become abandoned, and then I really will need to dance on the red flags.