I thought I had enough knowledge to start investing - for a year I read blogs, biggerpockets.com articles, and most of the books filed under the 333.33 dewey decimal system at the library before I took the leap.

It's hard finding upside on deals these days so Looking at decimated sectors such as banks, office, restaurant/retail.  

Single family as we all know was decimated during this time but multi help fairly well. 

My decimal was off (even though I did it in my head.)

We went through an almost identical situation with Freddie Mac on a house where five bathrooms, the laundry room, the AC compressors, and a handful of walls were decimated by copper thieves.

Especially in the wake of our state government's choice to take away film credits and decimate our film industry here.  

It would not take much of a market correction in real estate (especially commercial real estate) to decimate a $1,000,000 nest egg AND the portfolio it was used to acquire.  

, so whatever is in Google Sheets is our "master plan" for when the deal goes live, and we beat the official software with a baseball bat until it matches what is in Google Sheets down to the 100th decimal place (the 0.001% in DTI, for example) .

In our local area, I find that the purchase prices of homes and property taxes decimate cash flow.

An undamaged wall is better than a wall decimated by holes but then patched up right?