Condo's have experience a steep drop in the past few months and there will be a lengthy recovery period since buyers are unsure if/when HOA amenities will be open again.

You'll get 100% cost recovery (you'll never get that with meters) and all without the overhead.Best of luck!

However, the good news for real estate investors is that the long road to recovery has started.

The courts are closed and I live in a judicial state where foreclosures take a long time to complete.Here are some easy predictions for the future for assets that will decline in pricing:  A lot of commercial real estate, NYC apartments - especially Manhattan.  2021 is not going to be an easy year of recovery.  

I am an 18 year old college student/athlete and I am very motivated to start my career!

During the Asian financial crisis, prices of condominium dropped between 9 percent and 14 percent from 1998 to 1999, followed by a recovery in 2000 when prices grew by 24 percent.

The unemployment situation did not get as bad as many had predicted, and the recovery is taking place faster than most thought would happen.

I really like EDEN, it's a great way to find the folks who temporarily need a hand but have a solid recovery plan worked out with a caseworker.

The capital recovery can come by way of improvement to the physical property, increase cash flow or even removal of the liens with neither of the former.

The cash flow from the interest can also add this lift to recovery if the property is sold at a fair market price.