No one ever asked or advised me on this and it almost made me bankrupt.

No one ever asked or advised me on this and it almost made me bankrupt.

That should also help you plan out your projects, because it would be ironic and somewhat silly to spend the next 10 years freaking out wondering if your next move was going to bankrupt you.  

Of course, no one plans to go bankrupt, but stuff happens!

Obviously some women are fantastic real estate investors while others go bankrupt.

You can easily go bankrupt in this business if you don't know what you are doing.

I failed and went bankrupt the first 15x I played!!!!

The costs will be totally different, and that's why calculating based on square foot could bankrupt you. 

Actual skin could be the sponsor signing on the loan covenants, rather than hiring that out to someone else, thus making them personally liable if they commit fraud, bankrupt the entity, or abscond with the money that was supposed to be allocated to other things such as property tax payments. 

The condos where I invested was a former high school sold by the city to a developer, who went bankrupt, project took over by a bank, the bank went bankrupt, took over by the RTC, and then a bank.