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.

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.

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

Often, units that are sitting on grade will see deterioration of the cooling fins, due to animal urine or other contaminants, and physical damage, both of which affect performance.

Also, I can't really list it until I have my own proper photos, which means waiting until we get occupancy, so it could potentially sit empty for a while.My questions are:- Aside from listing on Furnished Finder, are there any other ways to connect with potential MTR tenants?

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?

We could sit here and debate recession vs. soft landing all day, and please, go ahead and leave your opinion in the comments.

If the property is priced right it will sell, if it is sitting it is overpriced.

And, please do let me know if you can recall where an expensive course was promoted, directly or indirectly, especially anything in the last year.

Making entertainment out of someone's misfortune does not sit well with me.