And as to the Mountains we are going to disappear in the San Juans in Southern Colorado for an early Christmas!

i feel your pain on the break in, where im at its not uncommon to have things "walk off". we had the entry line for the power hit twice in one house, in 3 days, we almost caught them the second time. have had ac's and water treatment systems disappear too. usually about 3 to 5k a pop. 

We have no doubts as a resident and real estate investor that this is media hype that will disappear as soon as the next big thing happens and that the bill, even as written will not affect anyone, especially the citizens and the places they do business in.

Some cash spent up front on legal fees and due diligence is far better than cash spent because it disappears into someone else's bank account.

The one I have up now I took so that's probably why it hasn't disappeared.

That 100k has likely already disappeared. 

Bridge debt disappears. 60-65% LTV becomes norm.

(I had a NIGHTMARE of the disappearing contractor on my first unit I tried to do some work on.)D) If you do a 3.5 % down FHA loan, and you are able to, you can rent the property out after a year and then go do it again.E) If you bought right, this property could be BRRRed out and then you can take out money to buy the next one. 

Then, after the landlord rented to this "perfect" tenant, that person would disappear, and a meth lab would be set up until they got kicked out or they got out before they were discovered.The result was landlords ending up with properties that were then hazardous/toxic, and as I recall, would not be fit for habitation for years.  

Watch new capital disappear from places like California, because the fundamentals have changed.