@Jarrett TarrantIf the first auction was for the 3rd position lien, the 2nd position lien is unaffected.....so if the 3rd position lien was auctioned first, then you bought at the 2nd position lien, seems like the bidder for the 3rd pistion lien just threw away a bunch of money.

While I understand that many of these experts have perpetually pessimistic views on society and the economy, it is undeniable that the market has been booming at the highest rate since the years leading up to the previous financial crisis.I understand from ample research on BP that many investment strategies are relatively unaffected by market dips and fluctuations because they are not typically reliant upon appreciation.

S. dollars or in terms of financial arrangements comparable thereto; and (5) the price represents the normal consideration for the property sold unaffected by special or creative financing or sales concessions* granted by anyone associated with the sale"The type of financing (conventional vs FHA) makes no difference in determining market value.Best wishes.

Cap rates will be unaffected.

If correct, then taxation is unaffected by the use of a series LLC vs a single LLC, or no LLC.

But as I said if he wants a net $50K you could just pay him $51,375 and his net remains unaffected.

I'm also certainly not desensitized, but am rather unaffected, having not been shot along with roughly 2,717,045 other people here, assuming your and @Erica Rodriguez's numbers are accurate.In both cases - in the neighborhoods that flourish and in those that are challenged - there are opportunities to invest based upon your goals.

These areas are essentially unaffected by the current down turn.

Regardless of what method or treatment you choose to employ (I'm talking to everyone here) you MUST do it under containment to make sure that you don't allow spores to migrate to other unaffected areas.  

With this option your credit remains unaffect.2.a) Keep the existing tenant: Based upon the rental spreadsheet you gave me, I calculated that you have been receiving on average, $500/mo from your existing tenant.