Once the oil boom is over, what's the economic driver for the area?

"We can only guarantee funding though, AKSEL ENERJI INVESTMENT HOLDING will only be looking at a direct loan/debt possibility at the moment through our investors in our AKSEL ENERJI INVESTMENT HOLDING IB scheme as we all know that investments are not totally safe with the global economic situation.

I think it's being utilized more and more when areas have short term housing crisis' (North Dakota).

IMO: You have 2 types of risk:Market Risk - The general direction of real estate prices, vacancy rates, jobs growth, and other macro economic factors that are outside of your control.Personal Risk - The actions you take that can directly affect your risk profile.

For example i was able to locate a document with the Economic Development Co for our county that has commissioned a large RE Broker firm to do a research with in the area.

You never mentioned the market value that I saw.If a large bank writes of anything it would likely be late fees or penalties, principal reductions would need to be justified in the market together with condition, showing that alternatives of collecting are not likely or economical.

I've literally just graduated from Iowa State University with a professional degree in Architecture and a minor in Economics.

Tom V.I get what you are saying and in some ways it economically makes the most sense, but i don't think i could ever do it.

I don't know Cincinnati well enough but Indy has stronger economic and demographic fundamentals.

Bought tons of houses during the crisis..