while the homeownership rate took a big hit after the financial crisis, but has steadily gone back up since then.  

If I want to warn my neighbor diplomatically about his dog's behaviors, how should I go about this?

Of course, I know you will do it in as diplomatic a manner as you can.  

I've been grinding for the last several months, with two jobs, family crisis and a caregiver for my sister.

If you're in a position where you have to push, confront, cajole it's usually a losing battle.If you paid a decent amount up front then your best bet is to be calm, diplomatic and try working with him, which usually means spending more money and time than anticipated.

Just sourcing some unbiased opinions @Clinton Fisher like the diplomatic solution @Dustin McGhee provided.

there is certainly risk on loans that need to be refinanced in 3 5 7 years.. you never know what the mortgage market is going to be doing then  ( interest rate wise or just availability of funding)  this is what hurt investors in the 08 credit crisis. perfectly good properties that had their balloons come due and no one to take them out.. 

Here in CA it's almost impossible to do MHP development, though with our current housing crisis you'd think they'd start reconsidering.

My lines of credit were frozen, my w-2 income diminished-basically a full blown liquidity crisis.

Hi BP Community,It's been a minute! I have been working diligently on building up my real estate business. My partners and I went full cycle on a 27-unit in Phoenix, exchanged into a 92-unit in San Antonio. We are app...