Those Of You Who want to make 10% or more on your money selling parts off already wrecked cars.

But, neither one is wrecking the property.

I’ve kept my eye on those for years and haven’t felt like there’s much around that isn’t a wreck or isn’t entirely out of my price point.

If I walked on to the golf course with all of Tiger Woods clubs and he only had a walmart putter and a 9 iron I know he would wreck me...

Unless you are a financial train wreck on the path to a mortgage sale or foreclosure, the lender is going to offer a new term.Ironically, despite your perception of Canadian mortgages being a "recipe for disaster", mortgage delinquency here is less than 1% with defaults being less than half of that.

This out of state is a little nerve wrecking and I am wondering if there are others out there that had the same reservations/fears before they invested far far away from home.How did you determine the best location to peruse?  

Traing wreck but I can't help but to look. 

In peso terms though, Colombian real estate have done very well over the last few years.Your situation is different and, for you, the question is more whether Petro is going to wreck the tourism industry in Colombia and Cartagena, which has been undergoing a boom in recent years.

There are some areas that require s a team of bulldozers and wrecking balls.

I agree, it seems like an oncoming train-wreck and I will relay these thoughts to her to hopefully help avoid it.