The title certainly rings a bell. I

I am going to use this experience to strengthen my resolve to turn failure into opportunity.Look what Trump accomplished after he went belly up a few years ago.

Even if a hedge fund's portfolio did go belly up and a bunch of property did become available, in my mind that's good for investors, as long as you don't own a home in that neighborhood that you were looking to sell any time quick.As an investor, you just have to learn to go with the peaks and valleys of the economy that occur every 5-7 years and adjust your strategy accordingly.

It's all over when the fat lady sings.

Contrary to popular belief, that’s NOT a requirementfor becoming a partner investor.You can call NOW, and still get in on a great 2nd quarter:Or…you can forgo the satisfaction of ripping open 8 more fat distribution checks over the next 2 years…And call me then, anyway.But why wait?

Slightly off point but I've always heard the latter part of this phrase as "pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered"

I suggest you stay away from Oceanpointe Property Mgmt. but who recommended you work with them who got you into this in the first place who made a nice big fat fee putting it together and just rode off into the sunset to let you deal with this.. both these companies are culpable.. there is no way the marketing company did not know what they were selling the videos are of them in the neighborhoods..

Bleeding heart Liberals and NDP are driven to make it even worse for fat cat wealthy heartless and greedy landlords.

Use a note to fund the capital account from the trust.I really suggest, since you expect to make some money, that you do it right and belly up....form an LLC!

I have heard many landlords complaints regarding all sorts of unusual damage and abnormal wear caused by fat tenants.