Having looked at the different ways distressed real estate opportunities can be evaluated in the previous article, we can now move on to discuss how it is that these opportunities can be realized by personal investors, without overleveraging, or overweighting a personal investment portfolio. Right after the culmination of the sub-prime credit crisis (resulting is
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