I believe if and when the BIG one hits, the insurance companies will go bankrupt long before everything gets rebuilt, so we may be paying for coverage we may not benefit from.Looking to see what others have to say.

It's a good way to go bankrupt and have a really large tax bill.

Even if you could discriminate and direct single mothers into the housing you would buy I predict in short order you would be evicting them, foreclosing upon them, or going bankrupt yourself. 

That's my '25'-'28' forecast, the trending post of "OMG HELP, my cash-cow is bankrupting me with maintenance!!!!". 

The $5M is my leverage so I can buy 4 properties per month and not go bankrupt. $1M will go to down payments and after the seasoning period is over I will do a cash out refinance and put that down payment money back into the $1M down payment fund so it will always have $1M by the end of the year. $4M will be my leverage to cover against emergency expenses including vacancy’s and will not be touched unless it’s last resort if I can’t leverage my assets.

You never hear about the failures, except maybe in the divorce decree filings because they forgot about their spouse and bankrupted their family trying to sprint before they learned to walk.

My handyman is also one of my best friends who used to own a construction business but had some financial problems and went bankrupt.

The country is basically bankrupt.  

The rest go bankrupt, get divorced, and end up asking "would you like fries with that?"

It's rather we bankrupt everything if we continue this permanently.