The lessons will hurt much less and will be easier to recover from at a younger age.

I think it's a combination of the number they're getting and the fact that our RE market in SF has recovered in the past 12 months.

The judgment recovery company goes through years of time to recover some of what's owed and it's a grind.You can sit on a judgment and it keeps growing and you renew it depending on state laws until one day the debtor has the ability to pay and possibly contacts you for a settlement.The 50/50 is the judgment company typically spends their own money and what is recovered over time is split 50/50.

Hopefully the condo association has a good reserve so that if there are major repairs needed, they will not have to issue a huge special assessment on each unit to recover the cost.

With five years of economic recovery now in the rear view mirror, it is clear that the average American is really not recovering as evidenced by the lowest level of home ownership since 1980.

You have to understand the bank put out more money than the house is worth now for that is why it takes so long because they're trying to make sure that they can recover as much as possible.

Homes have recovered nicely, accidental landlords are selling and kicking their tenants out, which is creating a surplus of tenants and a decreasing number of rental properties.Again, hopeful on the 1,500.

Accredited investors are or should be required, few small offices can accomplish that now and the structure needs to be compliant.Where brokers or even partners get in trouble is assigning collateral to a group to secure the funds, someone will be last to recover thier money and if there are insufficient funds, they or someone will lose.As a broker, you really need to be in a position to take any investor out of a deal, you also need to be able to take out the small investors who lack experience as they yell the loudest and it makes an attorney fight harder for the one at a disadvantage.

Granite in this my area you just about recover the actual cost; Architectural Shingles you gain a little ground.

The equity guy would have to recover $80k from the asset to even catch up to the debt guy.