We reaped the benefit of the anchor without it dragging us down (no pun intended).  

It's a different situation if the tenant is being deliberately damaging, such as throwing a bunch of crap (no pun intended!!)

You already have some tools in your toolbox....no pun intended.

It's something to watch 3...6 months from now, no one is immune to this (excuse the pun).I don't expect everything to be business as usual even when the death rate slows, there will have to be cutbacks by corporations and professionals to compensate for the losses.

My interest (seriously no pun intended here) has been quite piqued after listening to many episodes and reading a couple of books on the subject matter.

As a side note (no pun intended) I no longer bother contacting insurance companies about losses, title companies about title issues, or lenders about note purchases.

Sorry, bad pun.

I'm a self-employed handyman/remodeler whose been working way too hard for too long on making others the big payday, and I'd like to flip the script (pun intended). 

@Evan Bell   no pun intended  :)  I think I have it correct.. we do buy quite a few of these each month.but its pretty hard these days to get all the way through a rehab in much less than 90 days so our average turn times are about 120 to 150  these days..

Indianapolis is a great city that we sell a lot of properties in, but it is very foreign (pun intended) to Canadian investors.As a Canadian you will have a difficult time using your RRSP funds to buy U.S. property because of the restrictions placed on the allowed use of the funds.You should work with a Canadian attorney and/or CPA that understands U.S. tax laws.