I don't think these are good areas to invest just because there is so much inventory.I think counting on appreciation anywhere is a dangerous assumption right now, and for the next several years.

Setting up a deal that crashes and burns is not the same as making money.100% financing for high end properties sets off danger signals.You need to move the property.

Obviously nothing dangerous.

If you're talking about buying a property from a distressed homeowner and then leasing it back to them, that is a very dangerous strategy.

Finally, you have discovered that meeting applicants can be dangerous.

Should the homeowners be made aware that threats exist, so they don't come to meetings, or at least know the potential/expected danger if they do?

Yes, investing in foreclosures, more specifically buying at the foreclosure sale (also called a trustees sale, a sheriffs’ sale, or auction) is the most dangerous way to buy a property...

Without the wife on the team, life becomes very difficult and potentially dangerous.

At this crucial point you are approaching the danger zone, because the doctor will request what seems to be innocent-enough contact information from you so he can put you in touch with his financier (like your full name, street address, and business and/or home phone number).As the doctor's move-in date approaches, you will be advised that the family is having furniture delivered (which is right at about the same time your check is scheduled to arrive).

This will cause long-term interest rates to rise taking mortgage rates with it.The Fed has to play a very dangerous game with interest rates.