CA Breach of Contract/Early Termination paragraph (painting) - Within this paragraph, painting cost related to the preparation of the property to re-rent is listed as a recoverable item.Can I recover the cost of painting since it is related to the breach of contract?

National number blend the good and the bad.There may be some areas that will take many years to recover, but other areas of the country that will experience some form of recovery in the near future.I think it is very important to understand your market and those factors that may effect in the future.

In California, history has shown the worst correction took about 7 years to recover from.

In personal deals, delays are covered in a 'deal with it or walk' scenario by both parties...meaning neither party tries to recover expenses created by delays.

You can recover from a pothole....a "train wreck" may do you in, but you can recover from a pothole.

Keeping in mind that for $100 difference in rent, one month of vacancy takes a year to recover (which a lot of stubborn landlords never seem to recognize)...

Im not sure how much time elapsed......but they were able to recover a good portion of the money.  

Some markets haven't even recovered much from the crash and are still filled with foreclosures.

The guy who rushed in but persisted will have done 10 deals and recovered his losses while you still haven't even got your feet wet because "what if I don't know enough?"

Since I am slowly recovering from the brain annurism and stroke I am stuck in bed I have been on BP a lot.i.