Job growth, retail sales and most other GDP indicators are healthy from a historic perspective and against a backdrop of conflicting tweets, news articles and headlines, it can be difficult to see that.While we have been in a long bull run, that in itself does not justify a recession.

Big bold headline with the owner's name as the variable field then some short copy with their address as a variable field (i.e.

If they borrow more than they can afford to finance those properties, then they risk creating a crash.Now ponder this headline today in the Wall Street JournalHouse Money: Wall Street Is Raising More Cash Than Ever for its Rental-Home GambitInvestors wager that high prices, higher mortgage rates and skimpy inventory are making homeownership harder for individuals and familiesSo I would say that the signs are pointing to a bubble.

He was one of the headliners with ************* and Daymond John.

A lot of the headline stuff is click bait.  

And, here's a headline for you:  "Landlord gets 20 years for stealing deposits(source:  https://securitydepositrefund....)

Those two zips are quickly making the daily headlines for shootings, car jackings, break-ins and all the fun stuff that goes with it.

If anything ends up happening to these awful tenants, the headline on CNN is going to be "greedy landlord tries to forcefully remove tenants instead of going through the courts" My best advice here is to speak to attorneys and at least hear what they have to say about best course of action.

News headline in about 60 days:US Home Sales Soar to Seven Year High in March

The headline makes it sounds as if he did that for decades.In BOTH the above charges, seems like the disclosure duty was on the actual investor taking the loan, not on this guy.