Bob-Excellent points, people neglect to recognize the beautiful natural sites Cleveland, Ohio has to offer, great point and mention.

Someone really wants to sell their house, I want to help them recognize that there are solutions other than selling their house for 50 cents on the dollar (but that is an option if they so choose) or paying 10-18% of the sale price to sell it retail (which they are also free to do, and I can refer them to trusted agents if they are interested).I'm still unsure what the hangup is with 'wholesalers'.  

Obviously, much of the Movement is about unburdening oneself from the trappings of real estate -- getting as far away as possible from the way real estate even works -- so, it's then difficult and clumsy to plug tiny houses back into the mainstream markets, as most of the logic of the prototype disappears out of context. 

I mentioned changes, with contract for deeds there are other issues arising nationally and you will be exposed to these if you're local stomping grounds have't recognized them yet. 

Because once they see what it costs to move to a new place they recognize they don’t have it all that bad after all… But elderly are the worst to go through this as they’re generally still in a 1950’s mindset and many are also on fixed incomes.  

The servicer (you'd recognize the name) was done in a month. 

@Ben Feder commercial asset types like apartment buildings, multi-family Self Storage are so specialized I strongly recommend to anyone who's serious about that asset type go to away well recognized trainer and often you got to get on an airplane and pay large fees.Anthony Chara I one of the top multifamily trainers that I know of.Weather 1500 what's the value or not is entirely dependent on who?

Half the battle is recognizing the signs that the correction is coming. 

Become knowledgeable about landlord-tenant law for your jurisdiction, to guide you in doing things lawfully and to also shed light on recognizing when tenants are saying bogus things. 

My tenants cover 93% of the PITI of primary residence (70% of PITI under FNMA's 75% standard), but the bank is not recognizing any of this income because on the whole the property isn't covered 100+% by tenants (I rent 2 of the 3 units, live in the last with 2 years of tax returns available).Question:Why is the bank not recognizing any of the income, but in turn are recognizing the full amount of PITI against me in the DTI calc?