It is also a great way to go bankrupt, lose everything and be forced to work like a dog until the day you die trying to get out from underneath your mistakes.

Ask anyone who invested in PeerStreet, or any of the other bankrupt Fintech lenders – and counting, how it worked out for them.

They can fall in love with the property, you can't (unless you want to go bankrupt).

@Shivam PatelIt’sImpossible to do and will never passYou cannot get rid of gas or propane in the northeast for example unless you want to bankrupt homeowners with them having electric heat

Most of them now have jobs and two went bankrupt.

If you go bankrupt, it won't hurt anybody else.

Evan a dark building can be a building with tenant vacated with no income or the tenant is still on the hook for remaining primary term of the lease and they are either still paying or not paying ( in default of the lease ).Ronald as to what I am doing that other owner isn't doing it's nothing about that at all.To give you an idea:The 14k sq ft retail building I bought the out of state owner went bankrupt and national bank took it back.

You don't go bankrupt unless you can't pay your debts.  

The bank failure is direct consequence of Fed action to bankrupt financial institutions LOLit is similar to why they force everyone to get vaccinated LOL and some people got heart attack LoLthey would say it is for greater good LOl

The schools are horrible, the city is bankrupt, it will not be an easy road to recovery.If you like the general area, stick to South Chesterfield.