After you have surpassed 10 mortgages properties, you will have to go to these lenders or if you are putting the property in an LLC or some other criteria that doesn't meet conventional. 

Also, surpassing the 5 year timeline doesn't prevent the lender from foreclosing, they simply can't collect on interest/fees older than the 5 years.

Our longest term tenants are at 24 and 28 years and counting, with most surpassing the 5 year and 10 year mark.

I have read a lot lately that indicates malls faring better are ones which:have an Apple storeare connected to a cinemaintegrate high-tech elements (such as interactive maps, strong fast free WiFi, mobile charging stations, gaming/sports screens, etc.)embrace pop-up shops in vacant spacesprovide experiential shopping perks such as a DJ booth, giveaways, etc.I think that with millennials now being the largest U.S. demographic (recently surpassing baby boomers) and their inclination to spend money on food, travel and experiences rather than retail commerce, it will be very important for malls to continue to diversify their offerings beyond just "typical" shops.  

The information I hear is that demand for homes far surpasses what's on the market.

Understanding prices have increased in 2016 yet again over the last few years, prices have surpassed 2006 times by very far.

The Marcellus Shale Natural Gas boom will make Philadelphia the primary source for exporting and importing natural gas, especially as natural gas continues to grow, surpassing coal, as a cleaner and cheaper energy source.

The demand for housing way surpasses the supply.

I applaud investors and agents alike that have met and surpassed their financial goals by simply keeping their ear to the ground and paying attention.

If the All-In Cost is at 70% LTV and surpasses the 1% rule, it would probably always be better to BRRRR than flip.