We were not completely sure what caused fire, but our HAVC guy flicked the circuit breaker and then all of sudden it caught fire and the fire spread very quickly.I attach pictures, and the roof and third of the house was burnt down.I called my insurance company to file a claim yesterday, and we engaged a disaster recovery company to board up the house.

One of the perks of being a professional athlete is the exposure you get to people of wealth.

I get where they're coming from - but it's still funny.The "number of properties owned" doesn't really say anything definitive about a person's wealth, income or experience (similar to Michael Siekerka's point earlier in this thread).It's kind of like judging an athlete based SOLELY on how much they can bench press.

In the severely depressed markets mentioned in recent articles the home price recovery, institutional asset managers have been buying-up the available inventory of single family homes 'in-bulk' hoping to succeed in the unproven institutional single family home 'REO-to-Rent Strategy'.

Same thing with being a professional athlete, I would love to play in the NFL but I've accepted that it will never happen.

I looked at your Rent Recovery Svc link, thank you for that.Be well all,Tevis

Net recovery is a major factor.

Naturally, this depends on the economy continuing its slow, albeit unsteady, recovery.

I have not been in the business long enough to get to see steady rent increases, and given the slow recovery, believe it could be a long time before I really see these kinds of benefits.

I do not believe a sustainable housing recovery will be possible without the participation of homeowners.