Not something I would advise, but where I was at, and my mindset was, in my 20s and when its just me, worse case is I go bankrupt and loose everything.

I was curious to ask what percentage of these buyers do you think with either go bankrupt or lose the homes within 3 years?

Usually it is morally bankrupt people who have good income with terrible credit.Just my 2 cents based on my experience.

I almost went bankrupt my first year investing due to contractor fraud and literally had to move into one of my flips and watch YouTube videos to finish it myself to generate enough money to finish the next project and so on. 

I have seen a lotta good guys go bankrupt in this biz ownig rentals.

The investor will thank you for all of your time while you are going bankrupt. 

Run a credit check, and if you want to rent at $650, rent between $725 and $750",One of them went on to say "The quality of your property is the quality of your tenate", I feel a little less than satisfied, as I know of one who had 6 rentals, and his horror story was people stripped everything out of the properties, and ultimately caused him to go bankrupt!

Hello all,

I am a new investor wanting to get rental properties in the Detroit market. During my research on finding properties, the news breaks that Detroit is filing for bankruptcy. I'm basically looking for advice...

So, you could have a fire in your building, management company could go bankrupt or be corrupt, could change hands and be less responsive, market could have a significant downturn due to job loss or other reason, hyperinflation could make your asset next to worthless or you cash strapped, zoning could change, things around you could be built that lower your value yada yada.

let us say that i invest via fundrise syndication deal. what will happen if fundrise bankrupts?