Hartman continues to exhibit a fundamental misunderstanding of NREIG’s role in determining whether his claimed loss was in fact covered under the relevant policy.

Yet, things will not be as bad where fundamentals are reasonably okay, Real estate is one of them.

The economy was good and this will certainly knock it back but the underlying fundamentals are still going to be strong once people get back to work and start being consumers again.

I would say as a new investor learn more about the fundamental of the rule, and why it's there.

You think you’ve uncovered a unique, all time successful strategy that allow you to ignore fundamental real estate principles.

Fundamentally, that's messed up when society thinks that way.

There is obviously a lot of money to be made (and possibly lost) in speculating (the Buy Low, Sell High camp), but that is a fundamentally different investor mindset from Buy and Hold. 

I truly believe the reason why we succeed in this business is because we equip ourselves fundamentally first.On that note…..Enjoy the journey!

I really don't think it's the most effective way to deal with fundamentally broken people... we would be better off to use the commission of a crime to steer disordered people into effective treatment rather than paying for a merry-go-round of jail and prison stays. 

the basic fundamental issue here is "TRUST" I highly recommend anyone that is a contractor interview your customer and anyone that is a customer interview your contractor either way they are your customer and there is a level of service and value that you need to bring to the table if you want to call the shots....