@Kyle M. nice recovery and great job despite the challenges. 

So here are my suggestions to get you on the long road to recovery; The 20/20 rule or as I like to call it, Driving the Gap: Every day, think how you can save $20 and earn $20.

A city on the road to recovery in spite of a population That has declined over the past 10 years.

I doubt it, the equity build from the recovery and rent growth was great.

I feel we will know a lot more in a month or two but right now there's no way to predict how long it will take before we have a recovery, at type of recovery it will be (U-shaped, V-shaped etc.) and how weak or strong it will be.

As a wholesaler is to learn their process and make their job as easy as possible.I research market trends, learn about the market cycles (Recovery, Expansion, Hyper Supply, Recession).

You see a lot of these NBA players, and athletes get into relationships with low-lifes, and people who have nothing going on in their life, so when they divorce them they take all their assets.

So are the many extra hours the ungifted athlete who stays on the varsity team puts in.

- also, I will graduate undergrad with no student loans due to an athletic scholorship and I plan on going to a law school that offers me the most money.

There is always a lot of concern surrounding new regulatory agencies, but I've only seen big changes in residential and consumer debt, so here's the question:What all have you seen/heard/been told in regards to changes controlling the recovery of commercial assets?