As a result, properties are sitting on the market longer, signaling a slowdown.

I am thinking this is the play... sit back and collect the rent two weeks early from the seemingly excellent tenants. 

There are wholesale deals from time to time, but the best ones are not typically sitting around on Facebook.

Sit back and enjoy the fruits of their labor. 

Because back then they had the foresight to think what it would do to people if they paid them to just sit around, and the economy as a whole.

Absolutely.With this mindset, you move past sitting on the sidelines out of fear—which is probably why you're asking in the first place.As someone who used to think the same way, I’d say face the fear, take the risk, and buy the property.

We had several funds and what we did is create an attachment for the agreement that it follows each company but each company is responsible for their own costs and cannot cross polinate the companies. it just saves signing 5x and just do it once sits it is the same agreement

An old tv infomercial championed you to get rich quick and sit on the fan tail of a Luxury yacht sipping a tall cool drink surrounded by swimsuit clad models.

It didn’t sit well with me so today I had a plumber take a look and they quoted me $14,500 because pipes need replacing.

Sitting on land, Waiting for market to go up Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?