It's not rocket science and their PIG (yeah, bad name) program I think is pricey around $10k or more which you will get the upsell on most likely.For their SFR division they just find "good" deals from their in-house brokerage and present them to their PIG clients but not the junior membership which I forgot what that deal was.

There may be a way to track real estate properly on this program, but it sure isn't intuitive.

Very often the FDIC also shares in the loss in value of the assets that it sells to the new bank.Rest assured, bank failures will again hit triple digits 'sometime' in the future.What I did not track were the total assets & deposits in the failed banks.

What does he say "If someone screws you, screw them 10 times harder, not for revenge, but so that others know you can't be messed with".I take advice from everyone, but I give more weight to people that are were I want to go, than those in the same position or even "lower" on the investing totem pole than myself.This is business in the end.

I'm a recovering i-banker who is getting ready to start an MBA program this fall, and looking to invest in real estate before going back to school.I'm focused on investing in my hometown, St.

While such fights are rather detached from a lender's ability to foreclose or collect, courts can one to pay for a loss or indemnification that can make collections more difficult.

Since then I've only had to ask one person to leave and the loss was about $400 for cleaning fees so again it wasn't enough to pursue anything.

Assuming 50% of that goes to expenses, rent loss and capex (see the 50% rule), your NOI is about $1250/month.

I only have $2000 in loss of rental income (+/1500 per month on lease) and I am almost 100% that the unit won't be back to livable conditions until well into March.Do you think the HOA will be responsible for the remaining loss of income without my going to court over it?

If they don't leave a message, I callback and say I missed the call but if it's an employer/switchboard number it's a loss.