@Gibson BeusI read a cool Japanese proverb the other day-“A spoonful of sweat can save a bucket full of blood”See, told ya it was cool. 

This is a refreshing excpetation management and some good tips.

It's refreshing to hear from a fellow Ohioan on here in the Columbus market.

Are you currently doing investing into Japanese real estate or US based investing exclusively?

There are whole nation states that live in denial (a friend of a friend recently called the USA a "shining beacon of compassion" in the world and told me that it was inappropriate for me to bring up Japanese-American internment camps and two atoms bombs dropped on civilian populations as a counterexample to what he was saying), so is it so strange that these people just cut themselves off from dealing openly with their financial problems or making rational decisions about strategies to avoid foreclosure?

Before your book there was only one other book I found that was aimed at the passive syndication investor and it is refreshing to have more sources for information with concise and clear descriptions on what to expect and what to watch out for!

The truth is that when that tenant moves out, there is a great possibility that the unit will need some refreshing but you'll mostly likely have to give the whole deposit back anyway.  

Need a refresher on how mortgages are broken up into little pieces and resold in the bond market?

He is extremely open and transparent with us, which is very refreshing and super instructive.

It almost looks like it has been recently refreshed.