Here on the ground, the only actual feedback or cancelations we've gotten are actually the opposite with some bookings being lost to Hispanic travelers that are afraid of the governor's immigration policies (actual guest message), but even those I'm sure are barely a rounding error and mostly fluff in the grand scheme of things.So you have a bunch of markets acting basically exactly the same. 

Quote from @Greg Scott: In the scheme of Multifamily Syndication, $25K for education and mentoring is a drop in the bucket compared to the cost of doing it wrong.My wife and I had 6 SF rentals when we found Lifestyles Unlimited about a decade ago. 

In most of the double close schemes mentioned, the "purchaser" is specifically hiding the fact that the fact that they indeed are NOT the purchaser.Are you familiar with how a double close works?

What @Russell Brazil said also, I invest for the very long term and so even a major recession will be a small event in the GRAND scheme of things. 

I see both the sub too and sandwich lease as being an advanced scheme that should only be done by folks that have substantial reserves and credit etc.. 

In addition, 2nd and third purchases will have 7% and 10% tax levied (about $70,000 to 100,000 when private properties here cost about 1 million dollars on average.)Having said that, almost everyone in Singapore owns a house as there is a public housing scheme called HDB Flats, and 80% of homeowners own one this way and in many cases, after waiting about 10 years the value would have gone up by quite a bit.

The difficulty with the entire scheme is that seeing a vacant, under-utilized parcel becomes a "shiny object" for the would-be real estate buyer who devotes way too much time to a less-than-ideal opportunity.I was drawn to this thread by the term adverse possession, which fir which there are two types:1) Color of title - for which title to real property is obtained by way of a defective document which, on its face, appears to transfer title.

Account ClosedFor any long term investor this is a blip in the grand scheme of things...

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Originally posted by @Dondi Gerber:Originally posted by @Derek Lacy:It's the old infinite banking scheme from the 80's.