One thing I did forget to mention is that, without me they would have lost the house.

In some cases it might make more sense to just take the loss and regenerate the 400,000 back through other investments then keep feeding millions in debt on a property that has lost value with a very long time to recover.Some banks will do non-recourse but generally not at the 25% level but 45 to 50% down which kills your returns.

If you decide to increase the rent $100 and your tenant leaves, in just one month you will have lost $1000 and it will take you nearly 11 months to recoup that one month loss.

I cleaned it up, including Real Estate loan technical exceptions, and in the end made the bank bank attractive enough that it was sold in a merger (and yes, I lost my job due to the merger).

They're basically saying "people are homeless because they lost their home". 

I learned an important thing in negotiating "The first one to say the price loses" what I mean is if your going to offer first 65k and the seller's price in mind was 55k well you just lost out on money you could have put in your pocket.

Rents skyrocketed for my B to c+ rentals as previous homeowners lost their homes and moved down, increasing demand. 

Hello. I have a 4-plex that I had planned on updating and re-spraying the lines for the large parking lot in front of it. While preparing for this, my property manager was given an easement by a neighboring unit's own...

I feel lost and need any help I can get, thanks.Richard

And then the furnace goes out in the middle of winter...and then one of the units gets trashed or one of the units becomes vacant...and at the end of the year, you realize that you actually LOST money...ouch!