That includes swinging hammers, going bankrupt, using equity wisely, and accumulating property.

Look for cities where there is a good mix of manufacturing, warehousing and overall good job market with low unemployment. it also ensures that taxes won't go up in the event that a city starts going bankrupt. 

Look for cities where there is a good mix of manufacturing, warehousing and overall good job market with low unemployment. it also ensures that taxes won't go up in the event that a city starts going bankrupt.

Those guarantees tend to be worthless as the business simply bankrupts the remote llc's and keeps carrying on with their other assets.

If you do not know your market or how to correctly analyze the financial numbers then you can totally lose your shirt or go bankrupt.  

Even when I was showing him AA or A muni bonds to get a little extra yield, he would dismiss them immediately (How do I know the LA Department of Water and Power - LA DWAP - isn't going to go bankrupt?).  

Savings could be blown in a spending spree - this person is a former bankrupt, right?

This assumes it doesn't bankrupt the state or the companies that'd hire (at high wages) would still be here once it gets done.Interesting article:http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/09/13/report-inves...Info overload:http://www.spur.org/sites/default/files/publications_pdfs/SPUR_Harnessing_High-Speed_Rail.pdf

The condo association goes bankrupt and again you are in a tough situation.

My second deal was buying the remaining lots (8) in my 11 lot subdivision that went bankrupt.