They where just to far upside down, they had paid pre crash pricing for the development and now they are selling at post crash pricing.I pointed at the main partner who is a 70+ yo man with high moral values.

My money is in appreciating assets not depreciating ones.I have thought through what I might buy if the car gives up or if I am in a crash.

By the way he is one of the few people I saw that did not lose a single property during the market crash in 2008-2009.So NJ does have  but and hold deals.

Try to schedule your exam on Monday and take the RE Trainers CA Saturday / Sunday Crash course review right before the exam.

If you were to cancel the insurance (just to take that out of the equation) and then got in a crash and totaled the car, you couldn't just give the car back to the bank and say you didn't owe the money anymore.

Hope it all doesn't crash and burn on you when a child dies in one of your house fires.  

USbank a company that made it through the housing crash by being very conservative had my credit score 40-80 points higher than credit Karma.  

Hi James,I'm in it for the cash flow from day one for different reasons.After experiencing the market crash of 2008, I decided that banking on appreciation wouldn't work for me.I found the cap rate to be higher on some markets where appreciation is not expected and lower where appreciation is expected. 

Not buy and hold because they can't recreate the same buying metrics that happened in the worst crash in history?

Notice the 'crash' of 2006-2008.