Additionaly - there are different styles of REI.

I would recommend you do the following: First, concentrate on finding an investing style that best fits your objectives and resources.

@Diana T.

They couldn't have bought a home before 2000, either.People who were only able to buy in with the bubbly loans, got into a highly leveraged situation, or who lost their shirts on overpriced houses may not buy again for a while, either.Many more folks will struggle to pay of a loan with a higher balance than the value of their house.Many folks will have missed out on this entirely becuase they bought before the bubble, and didn't refi over their heads during it.I do think its possible net demand for houses will fall to a point below where it would have been had the bubble not occurred.

Generally speaking, the poorest people rely strictly on one source of income and with that income focus on providing their families with a comfortable life style (boats, new cars, yearly vacations, designer clothes, etc.)

@Matt Lefebvre College degrees show managers as @Erick T.

@Kimberly T.

t need the headach trying to get the owners out.

.” ― Roy T.

I can't stress this enough, their management style needs to mesh with YOUR personality.