Rates are awesome right now- better than mortgages- but I see minimal upside going forward and a lot of potential downside.

If last recession is any indication, we have 2-3 years before the real estate market bottoms out. 

I understand why in-progress projects will continue to be delivered, but their absorption numbers seem to indicate they think the formation of households will decrease as well?

They tend to have minimal completed education levels and low problem solving skills but lots of compounded life issues.

Have you filed for unemployment - which indicates a payment plan will work3.

Normally I'd say, absolutely be at the inspection because you'll learn a lot and can ask questions as you go.However, if you're intent on closing, want to minimize your risk, and can find an inspector willing to inspect in this environment, that might be an option.

Hi Scott, I'd probably shop around for several quotes and as long as the low bid is from a well rated insurer with minimal complaints from insureds I'd go with that.

If you had ZERO expenses other than the categories you indicated, you would get your money back on your initial investment in 10 years.

This allows us to deliver an excellent end product, with as minimal disruption as possible to our clients' lives, and provide the peace of mind that the end of the project does not mean the end of stellar service.

  #4   Width of the building is a huge indicator of resale value in Bedstuy.