Regardless, as you've now clarified, Renatus only sells education and they aren't in the business of actually getting involved in the actual investing of their students.Thank you for that clarification, as I'm very certain this is an important distinction potential students will want to understand before handing over tens of thousands of dollars.I'll summarize my thoughts on this:  I would never pay any significant amount of money to an unaccredited real estate educator who had no intention of actually helping with the actual investing. 

To summarize, I have a total of 9 investment properties 2 of which have high interest rates at 7.875%.  

I find myself sometimes in a pinch for time, unable to finish reading a great post...so I’d like to take this opportunity to summarize all of the great feedback I’ve received on this post.

Either way the economy goes, I am OK.Bottomline: stop trying to predict the economy and instead, focus your attention on making good deals that will make you money regardless of what happens to the economy.Oh and here's a quote I saw from a TV show that succinctly summarizes the folly of trying to predict the economy and investing based on it: "Economists are on earth to make fortune tellers look good."

Let me quickly summarize my unfortunate scenario.  

@Bradley Chiakas we see these claims, but do not have any stats as each claim is unique.I'll try to summarize and categorize insurance/claim scenario's If the PM is doing something for the property owner or to the property, the PM is open to General Liability claims.If a GL claim happens on the property, like a slip and fall, the PM lease will usually have language stating that the landlord needs to defend the PM. 

I leave them a message summarizing the listing and end with "call me if you are still interested at  [ cell number].

But that speed bump did not stop me in my tracks (working on a post to summarize it).  

To summarize from his comment, there is often significant judgment required on many issues and it will involve different professionals such as attorneys and accountants, and perhaps many others, so you'll often need to work as a team. 

To summarize, if a lender assigned a mortgage, and assignee started foreclosure prior to the assignment being recorded in the registry, the foreclosure was declared invalid.