My answer, after 40 plus years making my living investing in real property, mortgage notes, real estate securities, and running real estate funds and syndicating real estate deals is as followsWholesaling any real property types is infinitely harder if you are financially unable to close the purchase and need to “flip” the contract.First, you’ve got time constraints when you can’t or won’t conclude a purchase.  

The prospectus includes legal opinions on a "hypothetical bankruptcy" by CPS that conclude payments on the new bonds would not be automatically stopped by a federal bankruptcy court and that bondholders would retain a lien on the tax revenue.

But I would honestly conclude that delinquencies are a direct consequence of unemployment, so that is in fact causation.

From this information and your comment about agents, can I conclude that you are an agent in Germany?

The application and fee is done for everyone, so my legal staff stays happy, and the investigations and deposits are concluded before access is granted.

The "other structures" were only 10K, while everybody else goes by 10% of the coverage (on 340K coverage of the main structure, you get 34K other structures).The ugly part - much higher deductibles: $5000 general deductible and 3% wind/hail deductible (on a 340K coverage it comes to a whopping $10K+ deductible...makes you understand their "largesse" on unnecessary higher coverage...if they know the rebuilding cost is 250K, they can give you 300K+ because they will not have to pay more than rebuilding cost, but it pushes the deductibles higher).We concluded:1.

Unless I'm mistaken and missed something on the leverage part, one can conclude that multi unit land developers or perhaps section 8 hustlers leveraging themselves to the gills is the only way to beat the stock market without just dumb luck and buying houses in the 2012s. 

At every turnover I investigated whether I should consider trying to add a half or full bath and every time, I end up concluding that I cannot reasonably recover the investment. 

If that's the case, don't conclude too hastily that you should stick to LA as there are other place that will give you much higher figures across the world.You could also ask your fellow successful Californians (not sure how you call the LA residents) where they invest overseas when they do.

I would first run the fact pattern by your custodian and see if they will conclude on it, but if they punt I can refer you to a solid ERISA attorney that I collaborate with in situations that I myself am not 100% certain of.