Neighborhood improvment programs as grants and loans will be cut.First time buyer money from CDBG funds can go down.All agencies will be letting people go without pay, long term, more foreclosures and unpaid rents.Fed funds that go to cities will dry up, cities tighten the belt, may take longer to get approvals, inspections, fewer cops to support neighborhood property crimes issues, county offices may get backloads, permits and filings slow, makes searches more difficult, slows closings.GDP will drop a half point, slows the economy, fewer jobs, fewer buyers and qualified renters, construction slows, inventory increases and prices fall or at least slows growth.

There are all kinds of notes out there; real estate notes, automobile notes, mobile home notes, business notes and, notes secured by most anything that can be financed or held as collateral.

let's get this example and unfold it so that i and others can learn.btw, not into mobil homes, just running out of the normal SFR's to invest in.i'd get the CPA as my number one choice. the rest seems much higher insurance premiums and risk of a down economy would hurt the lessee. the sandwich shops are busy only during lunch hr.

Let me know I have owned property and casualty insurance agencies for over thirty years.

I am not a realtor nor am I associated with any real estate agency.

As a VERY GENERAL rule, plan on $125 a month (includes MLS access) even if you do nothing with the agency that month, these are some sort of 'office fee'.

Edit: Sorry this reply came out looking a little awkward, its very difficult to use this website on my mobile device

They even have some that are wireless and you can view with your mobile phone.

I had a collection agency in my building where one of my offices was located, they had several debtors wanting to clear their accounts.

If Miss Smith's mobility service animal is not availabale, she cannot take Mr Green's hearing assistant dog into a place of business claiming it is (her) a service animal.