http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/789/blog_posts/27023-is-there-a-growing-single-family-rental-hedge-fund-crisis-maybeI want to hear what others here on BP think about these numbers and the findings of the study.

However, I don't think this would create a repeat of what happend in 08-09, since this wasn't just based on supply/demand economics, but on a fundamental flaw in the system.

There are matters of deminishing returns, economic quanities purchased (like paint) adding additional employees, etc. but the basic assumptions need to come from comps and he has that.

I am/was capable of doing basic drawings back in college but haven't done them in a while, but the upside is with my current career path I have the connections and resources to get those things "economically" accomplished when I am ready to pursue them. 3.

I work in the oil field south of San Antonio, lived before it came and it is nice that we are a large enough area to absorb the weal of the boom but not the housing crisis of the smaller areas.

I'd have to say the system to use is that which best identifies costs and provides the most accurate accounting of business performance and which can do so at the most economical (easiest) manner.

Unfortunately Grandma could come up with a crisis just as fast as I could turn a deal, and it started looking like I needed a 2nd job just to keep up.

"Yes, a crisis is an opportunity.

While you say the you fully understand our economic and financial system, I assure you, you don't fully grasp these matters.

Vacancy can be both actual (its empty) or economic (below market rent or free days).