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ParticipantI was reading in this article (posted by huckleberry) that at the peak of the recent bubble, 40% of homes bought were investment homes. That’s point 1.
Point 2 is, since many people (with no money) were using 0-down to buy multiple properties, this caused an artificial demand which in turn helped home prices to go up.
Point 3 is I haven’t heard of any bailouts which help owners keep investment homes. I’ll bet a lot of them have to be let go. Foreclosed.
I think owners may try to jack up the rent in hopes of breaking even with their mortgage payments, then slowly ratchet down the prices until they finally can’t cash flow and must walk.
Question 1: Has anyone heard of any type of bailout or loan re-modification to prevent foreclosures on an investment (rental) property?
Question 2: Does anyone know any solid numbers on how many investment (rental) properties are out there, and how many of those are in distress?
ParticipantI was reading in this article (posted by huckleberry) that at the peak of the recent bubble, 40% of homes bought were investment homes. That’s point 1.
Point 2 is, since many people (with no money) were using 0-down to buy multiple properties, this caused an artificial demand which in turn helped home prices to go up.
Point 3 is I haven’t heard of any bailouts which help owners keep investment homes. I’ll bet a lot of them have to be let go. Foreclosed.
I think owners may try to jack up the rent in hopes of breaking even with their mortgage payments, then slowly ratchet down the prices until they finally can’t cash flow and must walk.
Question 1: Has anyone heard of any type of bailout or loan re-modification to prevent foreclosures on an investment (rental) property?
Question 2: Does anyone know any solid numbers on how many investment (rental) properties are out there, and how many of those are in distress?
November 3, 2008 at 4:11 PM in reply to: OT: what do you folks use to prevent losing your docs/pictures/videos on your computer? #297675ParticipantI would think it would let you do that, but if not just create a folder called “c” on the backup drive, then on your dell open up the c folder, select all (ctrl-A) then drag and drop those onto the c folder you created on the backup disk. It might complain about hidden files, just click OK.
BTW I use a mac pretty much exclusively now, although I do have a pc (acer) laptop.
November 3, 2008 at 4:11 PM in reply to: OT: what do you folks use to prevent losing your docs/pictures/videos on your computer? #298022ParticipantI would think it would let you do that, but if not just create a folder called “c” on the backup drive, then on your dell open up the c folder, select all (ctrl-A) then drag and drop those onto the c folder you created on the backup disk. It might complain about hidden files, just click OK.
BTW I use a mac pretty much exclusively now, although I do have a pc (acer) laptop.
November 3, 2008 at 4:11 PM in reply to: OT: what do you folks use to prevent losing your docs/pictures/videos on your computer? #298036ParticipantI would think it would let you do that, but if not just create a folder called “c” on the backup drive, then on your dell open up the c folder, select all (ctrl-A) then drag and drop those onto the c folder you created on the backup disk. It might complain about hidden files, just click OK.
BTW I use a mac pretty much exclusively now, although I do have a pc (acer) laptop.
November 3, 2008 at 4:11 PM in reply to: OT: what do you folks use to prevent losing your docs/pictures/videos on your computer? #298049ParticipantI would think it would let you do that, but if not just create a folder called “c” on the backup drive, then on your dell open up the c folder, select all (ctrl-A) then drag and drop those onto the c folder you created on the backup disk. It might complain about hidden files, just click OK.
BTW I use a mac pretty much exclusively now, although I do have a pc (acer) laptop.
November 3, 2008 at 4:11 PM in reply to: OT: what do you folks use to prevent losing your docs/pictures/videos on your computer? #298096ParticipantI would think it would let you do that, but if not just create a folder called “c” on the backup drive, then on your dell open up the c folder, select all (ctrl-A) then drag and drop those onto the c folder you created on the backup disk. It might complain about hidden files, just click OK.
BTW I use a mac pretty much exclusively now, although I do have a pc (acer) laptop.
ParticipantMaybe the medical records also include an IQ test?
ParticipantMaybe the medical records also include an IQ test?
ParticipantMaybe the medical records also include an IQ test?
ParticipantMaybe the medical records also include an IQ test?
ParticipantMaybe the medical records also include an IQ test?
ParticipantDid anyone see this? I thought it was funny.
ParticipantDid anyone see this? I thought it was funny.
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