I'm politically liberal, so you can guess the other social and economic issues I want to transfer onto others, as well.

Just to give some context, I started flipping houses in my senior year of college at Rutgers University while I was studying Economics and Real Estate.

I am interested to know more about seller financing deals.For example the current economic crisis has put a lot of homeowners in deferred payments.

The global economic committees that oversee all of this has also imposed fallback provisions that will cover older loans that didn't have specific verbiage too. 

I know my commercial broker friends don’t like me saying this but please do not buy on pro forms, especially in the current economic climate.

The area is in East Central Illinois, excellent economic growth until about the late 80s early 90s when the GM plant left and since then its been in decline.

The owner might be motivated to sell based on current economic conditions.

I have never lowered rents due to the economics of the area.  

250,000 Las Vegans Face Eviction Next MonthI can't count that high so I don't know if it's true, but here is the news . . .Las Vegas Review-Journal reports "Las Vegas is expected to become one of the focal points of the eviction crisis as nearly a quarter-million people could be removed from their homes in the coming weeks, reported AP News.

I suspect it could be steady, at least national average, but economic conditions are changing all the time and I see headwinds for all RE appreciation.