Having worked in commercial real estate for nearly 20 years, and knowing many people that have been at it for 30+ years:1) no one ever goes bankrupt with no debt2) Most everyone I know in their mid-50s or older, that have built large portfolios (with debt, admittedly), seem to move from acquisition mode to debt pay down mode.

But even if they do, the tenant could still argue that I am the one who borrowed money to finance the real estate so i am commingled.

My name is Tomer, and I'm a real estate investor who is relatively new to the Pittsburgh market.

On the contrary, business identity theft is as real and as difficult to detect as it is to stop.

I'm just over in DoverThere’s a real estate investors meetup this Monday 8/12 6PM at Chapel and Main in Dover

Id be happy to answer any questions and discuss real estate.

Even with the recent stock market chaos, there's some bright news for mortgage companies. Over the past 5 days, stocks like Rocket Mortgage have soared by +16.47%, and LoanDepot has jumped by +10.26%, thanks to fallin...

Hey everyone, I've been reading on real-estate since a few months before we bought our first in January and I've caught the bug.

Also, everyone is anticipating much lower rates over the next 12-18months, so if you purchase today you will most likely refinance to a lower rate in the coming few years.With Real Estate it's important to remember not only that it is a long term investment, but that there are many ways to make money on the asset. 

The pain is real and likely to linger. - No one is building office of any sort right now, and net new supply will be low for some time. - Prices reflect this pain in office- Many high income earning millennials are, finally, moving to the suburbs.