Another failed government social program thats going bankrupt.

Thousands of investors went bankrupt and lost all their equity.Even if prices do always go up in the long term (which itself is not certain), if you are losing money in the short term, you may not be able hold out that long.

OJ Simpson actually used that, he had a 10 million dollar or so home, went bankrupt after he lost the civil case, and was able to sell the home afterwards and the money was protected.

If a prospective tenant has adequate income, a good rent payment history, no evictions and isn't likely to benefit hugely from bankrupting, I'll accept.

Neither of them have any credit cards, he has multiple accounts in collections and she is bankrupt.

Almost bankrupted him and he had to go back to work as a doctor in his middle 80's  to make money again.I like real estate.

Find something that is undervalued, in a good neighborhood, and that won't bankrupt you when things don't go as planned, and take the leap.

Ask Schiff to come clean with all his short positions, I bet he has none of significance because if had put his money where his big mouth is, he would be bankrupt and broke by now.

Keep in mind many investors do go bankrupt and lose it all if they do not know what they are doing.

Do I recognize that it will take years if not decades to establish a portfolio while also taking the risk of going bankrupt along the way?