People are migrating away and those buildings can sit for years as the growth is not there.Most of store closures these days for retailers are clothing stores, furniture,etc.Things that are not daily needs tend to not do as well.With anything find the asset class you like and then seek out experts in those  to get answers to your questions.I started out with multifamily so also know that space.

Now there is a baby boomer marketing opportunity in there somewhere!

And god forbid the sponsor lives in a million dollar home. drives Mercedes or worse a lambo.. takes vacations to exotic locations.. wife has fancy clothes and a lot of jewlery.. etc etc. the papers love that stuff.in the mid 80's my company I was a consultant for ( independent contractor I was a RE broker and I found and brokered the transactions great gig by the way).. their disclosures were just as onerous.

The oil industry tanked and I had a baby on the way.

When they entered, they found clothes, shoes, toys, etc. all over the house and it was clear someone had been living there.

Hello BP, I am a new agent at Keller Williams in Michigan and the training is outstanding but, I still am a little hesitant because I am 19 with a baby face and I'm scared that I wont get taken seriously.

My wife and I sat down a few weeks ago to set a salary goal of where we want to be in 5 years. This was a huge thing for us bc to be honest we never dreamed of making more than a $150k/year in our lifetime until this ...

You stay in the house for a year and then you can maybe live in a more conventional place once the baby is born? 

Agreed upon price is $550k (No PMI on VA baby!).

We were living in an attic apartment, with a baby on the way and no health insurance.