What do you have to do tomorrow to crush your week?

"NO SKILL" - I don't have that Because No one has given me the chance to proof myself.So Please don't crush my dreams because you ether had a bad experience when you first started, or because you don't want to picture me doing good for my self, as far as I know it I'm just a kid wanting something that most kids my age don't even care about.So please don't try to crush my dreams

That's what can absolutely crush your cash flow for years and turn into a money pit.What about the properties close by for the rents of 700-900??

As you have seen already...They somehow manage to force them, cajole them, bend them, cut them, poke them, rip them, etc.......I have seen everything from cutting them open purposely (to get in an open window on a lock out), to a full on Houdini cat claw jail break escape; then there is the just plain crushed like an accordion and shoved in a closet with no explanation...

Long story short bought a hud home in Houston for 82k 1600sqft 4/2/2 30yr oldavrg house goes for 100-108k in the neighborhoodcurrently owe 79k at 6.25% fixed 30 yrconfident i could realistically sell it for 108kowe 7k on my credit card that i used for capitol to fix it up. which is my credit limit and crushing my score- which eliminates the possibility of a refinance.

Too bad, so sad.I don't want to crush anyone's dreams, but you've got to be realistic.

I see your crushing it at New Western!

the contractor puts the upper arm of his backhoe through the second floor of my building creating a 4 ft by 2ft hole with debris crushing a baby bed...

Divorces haven't slowed down since the last market swing, it crushes so many people's credit that they have no choice but to rent.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Max James  I mean loan portfolios.. and many buy and holders got completely wiped out... as renters stopped paying rents. were do you think all the current inventory has come from  at least half is from failed landlords don't kid yourselfSorry for the newb question, but I'm trying to understand exactly how a buy and hold investor can be crushed by a housing market crash if they initially bought the property correctly.I don't think the housing market crash caused their tenants to stop paying rents, did it?