There are definitely 'Detroit-like' market collapses in areas, but they tend to be more of a slow train wreck than an instant crash.- If you have bought for your tenant market, the renters will not necessarily disappear.

This was a slow process but after about a week of leveling slowly, everything came out nice!

The impact to Class A will cascade down the chain to others but I think the building in Class A will slow when the vacancy rates there start to climb.

My father has some long term experience in real estate but he slowed it down a lot after starting a real estate website business.

,He doesn't need their permission if they allow him to make any withdrawals.

While the last time I checked this side of the business was running a little slow I figured it would better to get a start sooner than later.

So with draws, you could do 5K at a time to break the 15K into more manageable chunks.

I just pulled a ski in/out townhome that should rent at a higher than normal rate due to location and they averaged 180 days for the past 2 years.While knowing nothing about the Estes rental market, i would assume that Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb & perhaps March are slow times while Trail Ridge is closed and the town is fairly quiet.If you are talking to prop. management companies, make sure you get a hard copy print out of a similar property.

While it starts out a bit slow, if you can get through the first 5 minutes, I think most people here will really find that it's worth their time to watch (even if you don't like Part 1, it gets more interesting as it goes along): http://www.youtube.com/watch?

If your market is on the slow side, I might agree to that.