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Trina Gold Mine for Sale
A Patented Goldmine in central Washington; this property is 22.55 acres in size and is zoned for mining. The Trina Mine is located in Cle Elum, Washington. Trina has a multi use potential. have documentation of mineral reserves exceeding seven hundred thousand tons of road construction material. Although Trina is deemed a Goldmine the property has value as a rock quarry as well. This mine can be operational in six to ten months. contact for details and all documentations. Is Las Vegas the new Detroit?When hard times hit, single-industry towns are especially vulnerable. And the combination of the recession and housing bust has Sin City reeling. Home prices here have fallen 58.1% from their 2006 highs, the most in the Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-City Composite Home Price index. They've even lost 12.6% from the nationwide recession low in April 2009 -- again the worst performance of any city in the index. The median home-sale price in the Las Vegas area at the 2006 peak was $313,500; in 2010, that fell to a stunning $138,100, according to the National Association of Realtors. Currently more than 70% of the homes in the area are "underwater," meaning their value is worth less than the amount owed on the mortgage, according to Stephen Miller, the chairman of the economics department at the College of Business at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Nationwide, it's more than 28%. A recent Forbes survey named Las Vegas the nation's second-worst-performing housing market of the past decade. The worst? Detroit. National Home Prices Hit New Low in 2011 Q1
*********************************************************************10 states most at risk of disaster
They may be great places to live, but they've taken some devastating hits over the years. Check out your insurance coverage if you call one of these states home. By Cameron Huddleston, Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine Hitting you where you live
Deadly tornadoes ripped through the Midwest in late May, from Minnesota to Oklahoma -- devastating Joplin, Mo., on May 22, in particular. On June 2, twisters touched down in central and western Massachusetts, killing three. And about a month earlier, dozens of tornadoes hit the southeastern United States, leaving a wide swath of property destruction and killing more than 250 people -- the worst series of such storms in almost 40 years. These grim scenes were a reminder that Americans should always be prepared for common disasters like twisters, floods, hurricanes, wildfires and winter storms. Where have these damaging events occurred most frequently and severely? Kiplinger.com worked with ISO, a leading source of insurance risk information, to identify the 10 states that have suffered the biggest property losses from disasters over the past decade. Do you have enough insurance?
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