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Jason Chen Anyone here successfully invested in fine art/paintings before?
25 August 2017 | 1 reply
People have suspected this bias in the indices used to report returns of some alternative asset classes for years, but our analysis is the first, we believe, to find a way to account for it.The selection bias arises when returns are based on indices built on repeat sales of fairly illiquid assets that are not sold at random.
Josue Rivera Feedback needed all responses welcome
2 September 2017 | 6 replies
I suspect the cost of the pro membership would be worth the peace of mind if nothing else... and if it saves you a bad investment... :) Good luck with your future findings!
Diane G. Is lender entitled to this info - ex's refi
30 August 2017 | 58 replies
How he paid it off is a mystery, at least in theory, but the bank suspects he may have fraudulently obtained a joint loan in his ex-wife's name.
Ítalo Mendonça Where are houses being built?
30 August 2017 | 1 reply
The cities that are seeing big increases in permits are the usual suspects - mostly areas that have seen an appreciation in prices in the last few years.
Cliff T. How well does BP protect the data we put into our BP calculators?
28 August 2017 | 2 replies
If you or anyone reading this suspects that this has or is happening, I would like to know and will personally investigate the matter.
Jeremiah T. Do you invest outside of your state?
17 January 2018 | 106 replies
I'm new to REI with no track record and was highly suspect of purchasing anything out of my base area, the Twin Cities, let alone the entire state.BTW, it sSeems like a lot of you manage your SFH with a property manager.  
Jay Hinrichs Harvey Proud of Texans
29 August 2017 | 1 reply
I suspect there also may be a form of the GOZONE that helped rebuild New Orleans and the Gulf coast of Mississippi.. 
Charles Fletcher Smart money in the aftermath of Harvey.
13 September 2017 | 45 replies
I suspect there will be a lot of distressed real estate.1. lots of flooded houses with no flood insurance/ owner does not have funds to fix2. tenants have to move out/ land lord does not have enough reserves so start to hemorrhage paying on vacant non rentable houses.3. foundations going all haywire because of flooding and soil movement4. people deciding they no longer want to live in a flood prone area and just abandon ship and move somewhere else.what will be interesting to see is if the Feds create a GOZONE type tax play like they did for Katrina that really stimulated the ecnomy and brought in investors from all over the US.
Brandon Turner What will the hurricane do to Houston RE?
1 September 2017 | 36 replies
Seen it plenty in Nola after Katrina and the floods in Baton Rouge last year. so expect to see prices rise based on being move in ready, I would suspect bid-wars are in the near future. 
Sahana R. A Tenant overheard a domestic violence situation. Now what?!
30 August 2017 | 16 replies
Your role as a landlord is to report suspected crimes that occurred on your property.