It actually seems that the NBER is saying that it wasn’t just sub prime but also prime loans that defaulted, and the Post just to make the jump to blaming flippers exclusively. ( The study itself is behind a paywall. )“We find that real estate investors play a critical role in the rise in mortgage debt only for the middle and the top of the credit score distribution,” wrote researchers Stefania Albanesi, Giacomo De Giorgi and Jaromir Nosal in the NBER report. ” The share of mortgage balances of real estate investors rose from 20 percent to 35 percent between 2004 and 2007 for quartiles 2 and 3 of the credit score distribution.

Complementary stores are ideal, a clothing shop, a shoe store, a hair salon, gift shop, etc.

People are not allowed in my house with their shoes on either.

It's so amazing there, I love it every time I go.And let's be honest, nothing is better than Becky's Shoes.

Flip the situation, place yourself in the agent shoes --- if you worked to get the property sold and someone went around the process wouldn't you want the 2%?

It's funny how it looks when the shoe is on the other foot!!

If it were me in your shoes I would grow my business and let it buy me some RE.

If it is <75 days, then the problem is most likely the property.I would first suspect your numbers - especially if they come from the rose sales pro formas folks like to publish.

Living rent free will free up extra shoe shopping money.

I would also sit down with a lawyer if I was in your shoes.