If s/he works and lives in the UK but file taxes in Canada, that's a different story.

While it doesn't invalidate the states who have their own moratoriums (California, New York, New Jersey, Minnesota, Washington) this is at least good news for the rest of the country.

Thank you Frank for sharing your and your father's investment story.

In terms of running numbers, if you aren't seeing the properties, running the numbers won't help you learn anything because the costs are just percentages that others use and on-site, it's a whole different story when you see what is there.

Even though we try to help and offer advice to the new folks trying to get into this crazy business, it is downright amusing seeing the growing numbers showing up asking us to analyze their potential deals and suggest areas to invest.....usually with little apparent knowledge or effort on their parts....This business has the unfortunate appearance of being 'easy money' because the stories abound about the people that are sitting on properties worth millions.

I would need to have years of knowledge of the company and multiple local success AND failure stories before I thought about it, and my first, second, and third thoughts would really be, WHY CAN'T I DO THIS MYSELF?

Does anyone have a story around investing in a “dying city” meaning steady population decrease, steady jobs decrease, and generally not a lot going for it?

We mourn Bill's loss and the story is available on local news media if you want to look for it.

The offer was accepted and, LONGG story short, my mortgage officer pre-approved me for the wrong type of loan.

Pretty much every get-rich-quick story you've ever heard about real estate is leaving A LOT out.The McRib, on the other hand, offers dependable value and taste for a low, low price.