What I'm asking is which way can scale more deliberate and still not sacrifice net worth..??

The head of JP Morgan, a couple months ago was saying that this was just a bubble and worthless, now they are setting up funds for it.

Forget it.More than happy with JP Morgan Chase.

Fraud is deliberate deception.

The tenant can't repair at the landlord's expense if the condition was caused by a deliberate or negligent act or omission of the tenant, his or her family, or persons on the premises with the tenant's permission. 

So in some ways it feels to me like 2005-2006 again, but on the other hand the developments move much slower and much more deliberately.

By way of example, when the Royal Oak CT went delinquent there was nearly $5,000 in repair, utility and legal costs, before consideration of lost rent.I hope new investors find this data useful in their deliberations.

Somehow the deliberate decision to forgo working to build your own future because you are hoping to get aid from the government (and aid that you will in all likelihood have to repay) seems..... well kind of needy and dependant - especially with 12 years to plan.  

You can certainly own houses long distance, but choose your market deliberately don't just buy where you are because it's close.

Going through those deliberations with one of my investor clients.