That said, people do have a “hangover” that the next housing correction will resemble underpinnings of a 2008 crash.

And I can assure you that I don't bear any resemblance to a "sketchy slum lord types that were likely engaging in less then legal LL activities".  

I read the book and I found it to be poorly written, incredibly repetitive, lacking anything resembling real advice. 

Here is the article:http://www.denverpost.com/arapahoeco/ci_26153080/l...I wonder how close it will resemble The streets at Southglenn?  

Personally I like investing in RE, but I decided I don't want to be a landlord, a flipper, or do anything RE-related that resembles a job.I think about switching careers sometimes, but it would probably be something unrelated to real estate, unless it let me combine RE with things I enjoy (such as writing, programming).Definitely don't want to lose that primary income stream, which enables RE investing in the first place, but if I could reach FI early and "retire" to become a full-time investor, that would be awesome.

It's hard to fathom NYC not rebounding and going back to some close resemblance of its former glory, but then again the world just got turned half-way upside down and the next year or so may sufficiently turn the world fully upside down.  

Cold or not, there are far too many people on this planet for everyone to live like Americans, and quite a few charities exist in the idea of remaking all societies to resemble our own.

I believe prices will soften, as most predict, but do not see any comparisons to 2008 which resembled a pyramid scheme - any equity gained was taken out and fed back into the overinflated economy.

Sometimes, it will be a non-existent address; I have found these can be data entry errors (closely resembles another legitimate address), or can be fictional addresses from a credit application in the past.

Whatever it looks like, your's will resemble it 3 months after they move in.Finally, remember all landlords never seem to repair anything, or at least that is what literally EVERY SINGLE prospective tenant gives as their reason for moving.