So, holding this and waiting for a real estate recovery could easily cost well over the $30,000 loss he would take now.Mike

I just graduated and I was a great student athlete, now I want to use that competitive spirit and become a student in real estate.

I just dont think it's wise to sell it. 80% of people who go to this university is from out of town, and this university doesn't provide student housing unless you are an athlete, so the market will always be there as long as the university is there.

While I am not from Detroit, there is no doubt in my mind that it will make a least a partial recovery.

So if the tenant writes a bad check to you, they recover the $ for you, then take a government mandated recovery fee from the tenant.

With liquidity issues (no ability to refi), inflation knocking, and a slow and gradual recovery expected, we will see defaults continuing to climb.

I'm not in a position to buy investment property outright quite yet, but with family being there and able to help, I think it will be worth it to buy in the next couple years, realizing that it will be a slow, long recovery.

Hi I am a new investor in the Pittsburgh area and I am very interested in opening a recovery house.

Right after the closing get an insurance policy that will protect you if there is a loss.I am 59 years old now and I found BP about 11 months ago and I am still trying to decide what to do while I medically recover.  I

Fee The fee for an initial limited broker license totals $180 ($150 plus $30 for the real estate education, research and recovery fund).