I have noticed my problems occur almost exclusively with the smaller/cheaper homes that attract single people or unmarried couples, usually without kids.

Over 100 of us lost many millions on his deals, (I lost over $285,000 on the Thailand Greenhouses).

One of the biggest issues with 5% down loans is they are so attractive and change the value proposition for the building. 

Both are attracting attention for their affordability, growth potential, and appeal to new residents looking for a quieter lifestyle.

It's an awesome place to live in a city that will always attract young ambitious talent.I'm not suggesting that these specific markets are good for you.

The owner had $1 million liability insurance.

A bit long on the payback but add in any value increase to the property from doing it, including its increased attractiveness to condo conversion down the line, immediately better cap rate, etc...and it could be worth it.  

Well...I showed everyone a week ago how to turn $500,000 into $5 million in 5 years and it is very feasible.

Customer service doesn't even begin to describe this chain of events; this is guided missile level sales follow up and over the top attention to detail and customer attraction.

The best way to attract private money is by finding a great deal.