What I do in turbulent times is think to the absolute worst possible scenario and work my way up from there.

Perhaps they would admit to their mistakes?

Our neighborhoods, even the best and the worst of them, can vary greatly from street to street.

At the best of times it was an incredible amount of work with moderate pay and at the worst of times, it was an unbelievably hard business to keep afloat.So I have a chance right now to change my life and I am hoping the amazing people of r/realestateinvesting can help me.My incorporation owns the large building, it has multiple zones, they are:Residential for the apartment upstairs, which gets me 1100$ a month.Commercial for the gallery/ shop down stairs.Industrial for the factory area in the back.Its a big building!

At the best of times it was an incredible amount of work with moderate pay and at the worst of times, it was an unbelievably hard business to keep afloat.So I have a chance right now to change my life and I am hoping the amazing people of r/realestateinvesting can help me.My incorporation owns the large building, it has multiple zones, they are:Residential for the apartment upstairs, which gets me 1100$ a month.Commercial for the gallery/ shop down stairs.Industrial for the factory area in the back.Its a big building!

My approach is plan for the worst and hope for the best.Is this the wake up call for most of America that living a consumerist lifestyle is not sustainable and that they need to serious change the way they manage money (or lack their of).They don't use budgets, they think promotions and raises is the answer to finally have a little extra money. 

But even then, you will need to know the ARV for the area and what the rehab costs will be to know if it is worth the effort.As to your question on how it can be affected, well worst case scenario, your tenants can't or won't pay rent and then you can't evict and when they finally do move out, you will likely have a very damaged property.

Hey guys. So I’m a rookie. I m currently house hacking a 2 bedroom. And I slept in the living room. I decided to add another room, by dividing my very large kitchen. So I had to move my fridge to new location, which m...

Would this be a foolish mistake with such a low ROI, or would the likely appreciation and anticipated ease of renting make this worth it.

I just cancelled my closing in Vegas, lost the earnest money but at worst I pickup the property at around the same price when recovery comes, at best I get it a lower price as the market adjusts to the recession.