Not sure where they went.I saw what they were doing as bulletproof- as in- buying notes for pennies on the dollar, working out most of them for massive discounts to borrowers and splitting the returns with investors. 

Meyers to discuss this nationwide and Lehigh was the poster child for massive subdivisions allowed to be platted without enough infrastructure to allow a full build out.. 

I refused to settle and the Investor would never come for depo and the law firm got a massive sanction  against them.

@Veronica Mitchell - A little bit of an open-ended question since Chicago is just so massive and has a ridiculous amount of mult-family properties. 

You take all of the inconsistencies from the previous thread, combined with this 2nd BiggerPockets profile utilizing his real name and claiming a massive years of experience discrepancy.

Your first Multi with those savings and income are going to be a learning experience  (In a good way) However do not go in with a massive cashflow expectation.Some Realtors/Sellers might sell you on unrealistic potential high rents and will be adjusted to the selling price....so do your own research.Are you planning on living there as well?

Thus, I am interested in suburban space near major cities, not the downtown inventory that is trading for pennies on the dollar, but often involve massive office complexes that will have huge holding costs until they get leased up. 

A lot of Realtors will say their market is best, however, if you speak to any massive investor (not just real estate) they will all mention Colum bus.

"East" Nashville can encompass a massive land mass and it all depends on who you ask what "East" actually means.

Depending on how bad it gets the fed will step in and fire up the money printer, of course that would be after a big bank fail and/or massive layoffs.