People act like it's some major legal issue.

So if the mortgage balance is $120,000 but FEMA only pays $30,000 and there is no flood insurance (as the majority of homes did not have) but the repairs are in the $70,000 range, then it will have to go to short sale or foreclosure correct?  

We like large value add plays in these markets and very active in the DFW area.

If they shut off electricity for 3 weeks to a majority of your unit, that is an issue that you could have taken action on.

If you leave NY/NJ or go further away from major population areas, yes, you can find less taxes, but the rental income might also be less.

Very active investors on there.

I kind of agree with the majority here, I don't think the market will see a big hit.

Most streets are laid out on a grid, and all the major ones running North/South are alphabetical one way and the East/West are numerical.  

Active?

The major difference between the agent and broker license is that the broker has to know more to for agent oversight.