@Sharma Parth City of Flint is losing population, so not a great place to invest:(Detroit on the other hand, has been growing for the last 5-6 years and finally the US Census Bureau recognized that (please Google to verify!).

An investment is not worth losing a marriage over. 

Placed too much emphasis on who he was rather than the property itself (but this investment property still had plenty of equity) and then had to foreclose on him because he went dark.

You could provide comps nearby and try to dispute but it can also be a losing battle.

If they are insured and lose the case their insured will pay out assuming they don't want to appeal.

The duplex is not profitable currently due to the increased mortgage payment and I’m set to lose about $350 a month.

If you have a need to increase your rent more than 5% you go ahead and do so with the knowledge that you will lose a tax benefit. 

Some of them messaged me to say be careful, as they felt I was being encouraged by the program to have a wreckless disregard and take a dicey flip gamble and lose money.

you're not really 'paying off a loan' on a property if you're using a different loan to do it. and if you use debt as a down payment on a property, and finance the rest with another loan - that's a very expensive way to buy something. and you most likely will lose money.only you can decide what's best for youlet me know if i am missing something

But at the same time, we also hear story after story of the investors losing almost everything at some point or losing large amounts of money due to the financing.