If one color is lost, then I only buy one color.

The average house in Houston lost 50% of it's value between '83 and '87.I managed to "zero out" on both of my Houston places and the Calfornia unit kept cooking along.

If the envelope is TRULY lost in the mail, it is not the tenants fault.

We seem to feel the pain for a short time and go on - we really need to remember that so many people lost their lives and loved ones on 9/11/01 and it was a horrific event in our lives.I agree, we need to be a more understanding world.

Somewhere in the tune of 60% or more of your gross profit can be lost.

Guess what that means, the rental property market sucks, businesses have lost 20k customers, actually a significant blow to their economy by getting rid of consumers and renters.

I am meaning those who were unable to purchase a property because of the credit restrictions OR those who lost their home due to foreclosure.

I am a property management professional, and I worked for large capital firms who lost site of the agenda, and decided to branch off to break the negative stigma being associated with some management companies.

But I suspect I've already lost many readers.

Just ask any of the thousands of real estate agents, broker or even developers who in the crash lost everything because they new nothing else.