And for vast majority of persons delayed debt payments results in accruing debts, because they find they have less left to pay down than hoped.

However, I would avoid neighborhoods where the vast majority of the homes are owner occupied and all of the homes are really well kept - you can do a quick search on county GIS or software and click on the homes to see if they are owned in personal names or LLCs. 

@Craig Tom  fair enough  I live in Portland .. and yes its not chump change to someone.. but its not the end of the world for a 150 to 200k a year engineer  which are the vast majority of mid west investors from the bay area.. so I do apologize that I lumped all the engineers into one box.however if you look at some of the original threads on this company you will see.. the top 4 or 5 turn key operators chiming in.. and for whatever its worth..

@Himateja Madala The STR world can be vastly different from LTR investments and they can consume a lot of your time.

Also, most of the new built are in the suburbs where there are vast amounts of land and probably they will keep developing around for many years to come.

After Hurricane Sandy in NY the vast majority of the houses on the South Shore of Long Island were lifted through various government grant programs.

I think so many of these responses are based on made up hypothetical’s and not real life, I don’t think the vast majority of people are out to marry someone only for money & I certainly don’t think you want to get married assuming divorce but in the real world life is long people can be married for decades and something can change people can grow apart, you can even have a contentious divorce where getting the money becomes as much about hurting the other person as getting the money itself, I don’t think there should be any shame in making that even in a good marriage that if you grow apart you don’t put yourself in financial jeopardy.

It's challenging to distinguish between genuine advice and potential scams in the vast sea of information available online.

But, it is comforting to see a vast network of experienced investors from whom we can learn and new investors with whom we can share our experiences as we learn. 

The vast majority of lawsuits against Landlords are for wrongful eviction, security deposit disputes, and Fair Housing Violations.