Would it help my case by letting him in (no copper, dirty etc) or will it hurt my case (in decent shape) UPDATE - just spoke with attorney, he says let them in, the missing copper / stained carpets should devalue the house further...

The recording of it creates constructive notice which you do not want at this point.No I am the owner when I list the property This is a requirement of some boards and also devalues the property to the BPO agent.

The guy who bought the apartment complex decades ago and hasn't paid a mortgage on it since the first oil shock doesn't see it as making the same money, and it devalues your bargaining position with him.If you find the right people, motivated people, you can do it.

So a balloon at the end will devalue the note to some degree as it means the borrower has to come up with the capital at maturity to pay off the loan.

Not the only driver but a major one.Good assessment.I like to think of rising real estate prices as a reflection of the devaluation of the dollar.

The Fed and all major central banks will do whatever they have to do to slowly (hopefully not quickly) devalue your mattress money because if they don't; welcome to a new dark age.Lesson: don't bet against central banks. :)Originally posted by @Jonathan Twombly:Originally posted by @Ivan Barratt:@Jonathan Twomblycc @Ben LeybovichQuestion: what happens to cap rates in multifamily that's performing well (occupancy, collections, rent growth) through the pandemic AND interest rates are ~150bps lower AND there's 6 trillion more in currency floating around??

Charge a nominal fee to attend but not too cheap that it’s devalued.

If done right they can be low maintenance and high rewards, but not staying on management and tenants can quickly devalued your investment.

With more than 3 Trillion dollars worth commercial paper out there, and about half of that coming due in the next few years, lenders are taking enormous losses trying to deal with foreclosures, devaluations, write downs, etc.

A rent 10% below market has devalued your property by 10%.