Put your numbers together to see if they make sense and if you will be making money on your rental or if you will be losing money.

If put up against another prospective tenant without the bankruptcy, they would lose.

Yup, sure enough I am losing $40 a day everyday that this project is not completed and this unit is not rented.

I think my greatest achievement was surviving the real estate Great Depression without losing any of my investor's money (although I lost a heck of a lot of my own), without losing any property, and came out the other side with a much larger and stronger real estate investment business than I ever would have imagined.I think my "proudest achievement" is having raised over $25 million from investors (and growing), all by word-of-mouth and referrals.

A friend is about to lose a cabin that has been in his family since the late 60’s or early 70’s.

When renters lose jobs, leases are terminated and houses go vacant for months; pushing landlords to lower rents and limiting profitability of the investment.

If you're not comfortable doing your own title research then you're probably not ready for these type of auctions, you can make huge mistakes and lose a lot of money very quickly (see the posts on here about people that accidentally bought 2nd's and HOA foreclosures without knowing what they were doing).  

Hi Fitz,That’s a great area, I wouldn’t want to lose the deal either!

You will lose your initial earnest money/good faith payment, if there was one. 

Since people are losing their job and thus their houses, what happens to apartment rental rates?