As far as buyers remorse goes, about the only way to combat it, is to realize that the purchase is already done.

Sort of like the whole terrorist - insurgent - freedom fighter - enemy combatant charade.

I've seen a few investors build out a website or Instagram to specifically combat the algorithm issues.

The best way to combat the rise of China is to increase our own population so that our own economy becomes larger.

I can definitely see rising interest rates placing a pinch on growth.The thing I can't help but wonder about is whether bond prices will re-inflate to push interest rates back down once an economic hiccup comes along.I'm pretty sure that the Fed has been raising rates to store some ammo in their can so that they can push rates back down if they need to combat a recession.

Other than buying in a "safe" area, screening potential tenants, and potentially not going alone (which is cumbersome) how do you combat this barrier?

If you have constant attempts at contact with the resident with him either responding very little or not at all; or if he is combative it's all in writing.

Just constantly combative.

Often an investor will hand it back/walk away after they get tired of being Landlords & all the drama that drives them out of that 'combative arena' of REI.

Here are a few thoughts from my experience:We both wore combat boots, but we have only used one salary for the mortgage, just in case.