If your area is depreciating, as many areas are, condo’s are the first to suffer value loss.

It'd be nice if there was a guru who discusssed the equity issue in their courses..Preston Ely doesn't..Steve Cook doesn't..Vena doesn't... and then people wonder why wholesaling is so difficult....if you're not getting the whole picture, your business will suffer..

Take back the multimillions that the top layers of management people are walking out the doors with and apply it to one or more problems-whether it's reduction of debts, retirement accounts, increased (mass) healthcare, or other prrograms to help those that so severely suffer through the actions of those people.

So in reverse, the owner could suffer liability for the actions of the PM, if they deny tenants due to discrimination.Further, if a tenant is denied based on credit.

I thought a funny one might be an award called "Editor" or "OCD" (hopefully I am not offending anyone who truly suffers from that condition).

You are putting 20% down so the $5K-$6K you are suffering angst over means $1,000 to $1,200 out of pocket. 

(although after reading through the forums and diving deep in the google machine it is hard not to consider every market, suffering from newbie shiny object syndrome for sure!) 

If your roof is 10 years old or older, consider being prepared to replace it or suffer a higher insurance premium.  

This means that there is very little speculation and these markets don't suffer from housing crashes like they do in the US (except places like Los Cabos who are almost completely dependent on US money), because they never get upside down and forced by a lender to sell.

With commercial RE suffering the most, (retail, small shops, restaurants, etc).