Essentially attempting to wipe out the people who would party or be a nuance to the neighborhood.

not really many of the loans I saw them do were fix and flip the borrower has to pay off to get their equity out.. now if they were long term buy hold and your talking about ripping rents and walking.. maybe that happens.. but there will be some hedge fund there to buy the bad paper.. so something will get paid..IF your a first position lender.. if your just equity in the deal.. then yes those could get wiped out as in any equity position if the market goes against you or the deal was bad in the beginning and underwriting was not good enough.

We have a tenant in one of our duplexes who is storing furniture, baby gear and other household items on the front porch as well as dropping cigarette butts off the back deck onto the sitting area of our tenants below.

@Michael Ablan I believe there's an ownership documenting system but, I tried to do some baby steps with a few local real estate brokes and what they mostly do is try to make you think that the property you are acquiring is an amazing and unique deal.

What’s the penalty of a cost seg company says “We’re experts, we can wipe out that entire tax bill…”.

The down side is that it also makes you vulnerable to being completely wiped out, if you're poorly running your real estate investments.

An honest judgment company will tell you sometimes it takes years to collect anything and the former tenant can still file BK later on and wipe out your judgment.

Okay, wipe out the names and address, legal description and post it, dollars to doughnuts it's going to be junk!

Let's further only look at A and B neighborhoods since the risk profile of a C or D neighborhood are so different, one would need substantially more gain to justify the extra risk (i.e. one eviction can wipe out 1-2 years of gains, and so forth).A few things I'm seeing: - Baltimore: With cap rates at 8% or higher for rehabbed townhomes, you can still get close to the one percent rule and still generate 18% total returns.  

We both work full-time and have a newborn baby, so being on-location is going to be difficult for us.