Whether it be the stock, bond, commodity or real estate markets, history has shown the recovery takes MUCH longer than the downfall.

So do you count that as 1 bank that fails (either this Friday or next is my guess as their bonds have just been downgraded to junk status and their CEO is out saying everything is fine to anyone who will listen) or what?

These sources will target micro, regional, state and national RE markets, along with sources from sites based on tracking of mortgage rates, treasuries and bonds.

Old methods are good but lengthy and time consuming and if he wants to look for investing in the entire state of Ohio, then face to face meetings will become almost impossible for him.

They're sort of the reverse of the treasury bonds and similar debts that are issued by debtor nations.

I had their agreement that if the house was bonded (termites) they would accept that.

I am worried if I have to deal with it, the tenant would be reluctant to move (they are under market rent) and I fear it could lead to a lengthy eviction.

Even some fairly safe corporate bonds can pay out ~5%.  

After a lengthy contract, we are (finally!)

Being fluent in five different languages, I have a sufficient grasp in communicating with different people, and thus, have developed a sincere bond of commitment and service to my fellow citizens.