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Looking at this on a pure cash recovery basis, if he would have paid cash for the property, it would take him over 70 years to recover that cash. 

The reason the athlete is regarded higher than the investor is because they've "worked hard" for their accomplishment, as dictated by old school thought processes. 

The monthly pace of activity will ebb and flow as the recovery continues, but expect housing starts to remain in an upward trend.

I do university rentals to athletes at a school that I have a few connections to.

I agree, but in the terms of $$$$:Option 1:Cost - 100kCF/Y - 4800Cost recovery - 20.8 yearsOption 2:Cost - 60kCF/Y - 3600Cost recovery - 16.7 yearsHowever, better doesn't mean good. 

Their recovery of cash (their cost) will most likely come to their grandkids.I also agree about Wayne County. 

Also on an SBA Federal Disaster Recovery team in Iowa, Upstate NY, Hurricane Ike and plenty of other Presidential declared disasters. 

If this is the only issue, then theoretically they are just 6-9 months behind my state in recovery.2.

THe situation now (mostly due to the high inflation and governments attempt to curb it through interest rate hikes) is much different and will likely continue to drop before the "recovery" happens.So, is new construction going into the tank?