Real estate investors that went bankrupt in 2008 were all investing based on appreciation, not cash flow.

There will always be the possibility when investing that you could, due to unforeseen circumstances, go bankrupt and lose everything.

(Fraudulent lien from a contractor who went bankrupt and a house fire in a rehab)

The US bankrupt in grandest fashion imaginable.

A prominent Tk went bankrupt there and everyone is fleeing there due to the fiscal problems of the state.

My parents' took 7 years and occupied the bulk of my early childhood, so I know personally how hard it can be on kids.The entire family law court system is designed to create conflict where there is none, and bankrupt both parties.

CA might go bankrupt...then what?

He says the original lender tried to foreclose on the house, but they went bankrupt and that fell through.I'm wondering how I should go about this.

I do lots of things for my mother, and I wouldn't put her on the street, but I wouldn't let her bankrupt me and put my family into financial stress either.

People cannot go bankrupt easily as it ruins the next 10 years of their life.There are many, many other benefits.The DOWNSIDE is that average purchase price is close to 500K now and gross yields are 3 to 5% in OZ and 7 to 9% in New Zealand.