I think it makes wholesalers vulnerable and susceptible to lawsuit.

Some house the most vulnerable to layoffs from this disease, restaurant, lodging, transportation workers and the like. 

Then I'm vulnerable to lawsuits.

I know you're not doing that, Anish, and I like to think I'm protecting vulnerable people from believing it and soliciting contributions to a thread like this one.And lastly, as far as the general profitability of knowing which end of the screwdriver to hold, especially when you start with a teaching job that pays under $50K a year -- you're not the only one who's made "6 and 7 figures in real estate."

Window security bars would be a good choice for the most vulnerable windows to prevent breakage and forced entry.

Using an exclusively housing lens to make hospitality investments is shortsighted, and a lot of us are vulnerable to this oversimplification bc of our past investing history in residential RE.

The way it was explained to me is (1) it's not in the bank's interest to call a loan if the loan is performing; and (2) if they do it to anyone, they have to do it to everyone, or the bank is vulnerable to claims of discrimination.

Like I stated early in my introduction, I'm a newbie and I'm vulnerable to world of REI who truly want to know how to build wealth using Real Estate.

Individual investors are incredibly vulnerable.

Wasn't my first vulnerable moment (ask him to tell you about our island adventure the next time you guys speak...)