We have moved all our clients from his management a while ago so no damage to us just a big pain.Been trying to recover monies ever since.

It should remain low for a couple of years since the economy hasn't recovered enough yet.

This was not a cheap endeavor, but it fit with my management business and I can hire my crews with equipment out to other property owners/landlords to help recover my investment.DE can work, but it takes time to work and requires them to come into contact with it to do any good.

I partnered with a local attorney on a commercial building deal. I invested 20k and he held a majority stake. I was very inexeperienced when I did this deal and all though he is a respected guy I think he took ad...

If the borrower defaults there is a 10% cushion or about $18k which can be advanced and possibly recovered which provides 'some' working room.

The tax assessor ratio times purchase price is the most often cited technique for determining what portion of your cost basis can be recovered through depreciation.

I remember around 2004 we Landlords were complaining that our good to marginal tenants were all leaving us to buy homes of their own & that will happen again when and if things finally recover.

Make sure the asset has the value in order to recover your funds in the event of a problem.

Might be a big difference in the market now.If you are still upside down in value but have good credit and do not want to short sale then you are probably stuck until the market recovers and you can get out from under it.

He is now considered recovered from autism, the diagnosis has been removed but we're still working through other issues in getting him caught up so to speak.