The first collapsed immediately when they packed the price up $10,000.00 from the advertised price, and it wasn't worth it.

Yes, I would be a bit nervous if Bethel collapsed and that renter pool dried up, as they seem to comprise some of the best potential tenants out there.

The suspended ceiling had collapsed in a couple places and the original ceiling looked to be in good shape.

They include: insect damage, structural failure, collapse, etc.....

With the economy just starting to collapse and a new socialist President that wants to take from those that are successful, I'd say that the economy and the housing market have a long way to go - DOWN!

Somehow it must have collapsed and got sucked into the fan.

I've been interested in real estate for some time, but shied away from aggressive investing because of what happened to so many during the collapse, my own father included.

If you are really paranoid, you can collapse the entity after it has been acquired and transfer the assets to a new entity.

At the end of the day, sit down together and hammer out a deal that makes sense for both of you because if either party does not feel the deal is fair and equitable, the partnership will collapse.

Either keeping it from falling in think dead man, or from collapsing out.