He's built a company from scratch to $100 million, then bankrupted it, then built another company from scratch to $100 million and sold it. 

No magic, therefore you are just as likely to be bankrupt as millions of people were 10 years ago.

I dont know how people buy at those prices and dont go bankrupt.

It is not "morally bankrupt" to stick to the terms in an option contract.

If interest rates turn against the individual investor and the individual goes bankrupt then the bank now has to finance the loss from the swap.

For the past couple decades everything that has worked continues to work well.However.This resilience to change is what bankrupted Toys R Us.

Courts would rater see private landlords go bankrupt first. 

They can easily bankrupt the one location and walk away.Your verbal right now means nothing.

But my primary objective (MISSION) is to HELP those who are in 'distress...' or otherwise can't buy a home, or resell due to minimal equity, etc. so they don't end- up bankrupt, in foreclosure, or doing a short- sale, etc."

This is what seperates successful profesional landlords from bankrupt hobby landlords.