Since most experts are predicting a worse crash, it maybe safe to assume the same price drops may happen.

I'm not an expert at writing, but am working at it. 

Are there any experts out there who can help guide me as to what I can do to be able to get our property fixed?

Wholesaling is going to be hard, and intense but considering what we are going through economically it is probably an area that is going to see a lot of action in the coming months. 

I am not an expert on the programs listed here nor am I a financial advisor but I am open to answering any questions you might have.

I plan to resume W-2 work, but the economic downturn has put that at risk.All of these numbers exclude saving for repairs from high wear and tear from weekly renter turnover, saving for problems, etc.

Hi Bp Experts,Here is the situation,I have a property in Hayward, CA.

I'm no expert on the value of properties in that market but based on what you're saying it sounds like it might be a good idea to sell.

I am hoping that Liberty University will be the economic engine that keeps Lynchburg somewhat sheltered.

After the multi trillion dollar stimulus was passed by the federal government, I can't help but compare our pending economic crisis to that of 2008.