Hi Cody, Your best bet is a credit union or smaller local bank.

The whole concept of Rich Dad Poor Dad Series.Good Luck.

Your best bet is to make sure you are looking at deals through the lens of "I will buy properties at terms such that I can maintain the investment during a down economy."

For the poor shape the hose is in, it is still retains a relatively high value due to its location.

I'd highly recommend picking up @Brandon Turner 's 2 books on rental properties, the newest BP book on How to Invest In Real Estate, and Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Like evryone else after reading rich dad poor dad, and 4 hour work week I knew there was a better world out there.

Meh I dunno I just look at all of the apartment complexes in East Liberty that are ~50% vacant still, I would think more developers (or rather investors I guess) would be pumping their brakes on dumping more money into what amounts to more luxury rental units.The Esplanade looks neat but is years away - maybe Manchester will finally get the revamp people have been talking about for years because of it.A lot of these projects just seem like long term appreciation bets and I accept that many people live and die in that space... it's just beyond my wallet and risk profileNice list though, thanks for sharing!

They will just move on to the next case with some poor bloke who owns a property in their own name or established an LLC that can be easily pierced.

I bet you get a call by Summer asking if you're still interested.Don't worry about "missing" a deal.

I bet this list changes every few years!