My wife and I have actually created a personal retreat weekend to plan out 2019.

Risk can be managed in two other ways than just holding houses which will all melt when markets retreat - there is Zero protection there from market correction.Two better approaches to Asset Preservation are: 1) insurance *Hedging strategies - which should cost about 4%, and there is no need to hedge 100% - only in accordance with the amount of protection you want. 2) building capital in to a much greater sum - which can only be achieved by putting your money to work and not sending it on a permanent holiday - as Buy and BeHolders do.

Dropped out at 18 then spent a few years becoming really healthy- traveled a lot, went vegan, took a lot of psylocibin, taught yoga, took care of my body, etc..

A person can be a  top investor but without attention to health both physical and mental , you will lose in the end, I know this from personal experience .Healthy eating habits ,physical fitness thru challenging workouts or yoga,what ever moves you!

Hiking, Yoga, Volunteering4.

Real estate became an option for me since I started fanning the flames of a dream to own a lodge in Colorado to host men's leadership retreats.

Buy a year membership at your favorite gym/rec center/martial arts center/yoga studio.

Spend at least 30-45 mins a day working out...I currently workout every other day...most of my exercising is yoga/cardio/body weight exercises. 4.

Has two master bedrooms and bathrooms, one on each end, the main master up front also has retreat/nursery/office with new metal roof in Wallace NC that has to be moved if you may be interested in it and have somewhere to put it $34k!

I have seen a number of investors recently look to the north and south of Denver hunting for a little better cash flow but staying relatively local.As for the subject of prices pausing or retreating, I have no crystal ball, but I see nothing at this point that would indicate a pull back in prices.