@Ken Latchers I was literally logging in to ask this exact question, albeit in a more diplomatic way lolArbitrage is going to bankrupt a lot of folks.

As you know, the cost for doing this would essentially bankrupt your business plan. 

Sometimes they will advertise NNN when the landlord actually has a few responsibilities.Location is not extremely important, but if the tenant was to go bankrupt, you want to have a good enough location to potentially find a new tenant.

What good is all the money you stole if in 10 years the nation goes bankrupt from the rampant fraud?

But, if it had happened 3 years earlier it might have bankrupted me, or at least caused me to lose home or get way behind in payments.IT'S STEALING PLAIN AND SIMPLE.

If he owns the property and went bankrupt could he still have been able to come out owning a property with that much equity?

We can take some risk, as if we didn't have tenants(commercial office space) for awhile, we could carry the mortgage without bankrupting us.1. for our situation, would you favor commercial real estate or multi unit apt's???.

@Sean Cavanaugh In general, it looks as though you are still paying the price for having such large borrowings on a house that might still be on their books as valued no more than you owe (you might consider yourself lucky there, because many of those that did the same as you went bankrupt as soon as the GFC kicked in and the banks called in those loans).

No evictions ,  bankrupt 4 years ago , current on payments for last 1 year .  

If it is not managed financially well, it can bankrupt as well.