Some say, its a market pause...some say its a momentary blip.

@Bruce Yin, just to echo much of what has been said - this doesn't sound legitimate at all, so I'd pause and look around. 

Seeing the contractually binding language can cause you to pause since it may not match your previous understanding.

And ive dealt with that escrow company in the past....Called them up, just to find out that this poor lady was about to give away a million of her husband's hard earned dollars to a wire scammer LMAO.Anyway, the CEO (or owner, i dont remember) was in our building the next day trying to figure out what the hell happened there.Moral of the story is - Visit your escrow office, get a business card, use that phone number for all verification.Wow.large syndication company got hit about a year ago.. they were doing final cash call for the investment and one of their clients got intercepted and wired 800k off shore Gonzo  Yea...it wasn't really the amount of it that made me pause in astonishment.

To me the area this is in would give me the biggest pause

This one definitely is causing a pause on continuing the dog friendly listing or we may increase the pet fee to create a pet emergency fund.3) We have found out that anyone who books for more than a week tends to suck. 

I’m sure the city has some public funds to bring new infrastructure and that may have pressed a reset or pause button on the real estate cycle. 

If they pause for a few minutes and you hear them furiously googling on their keyboard, go ahead and just hang up and move onto the next one.

I’m curious what everyone’s goal is. How many units, how much monthly net cash flow? I’ve been asking myself how much is enough and at what point does a portfolio take too much of your time. My goal in real estate has...

-If for some reason a tenant can't come up with funds, or can't keep up with qualifications, I would probably just pause their amortization schedule and apply their current monthly principal payment towards satisfying that shortage.