@Wane Zaza the @ tagging someone is somewhat sluggish. 

I am hoping to use this knowledge to get my real estate investing off to a good start; my brother, dad, and myself have been sluggishly searching to find an investment property (likely in multifamily) over the last six months or so. 

I am about to cancel a contract because the sluggish listing agent will only do text messages.

The fall/winter will be predictably sluggish until the market roars back in late winter/spring of 2022, which is the normal pattern we’ve now come to expect year after year (aside from the pandemic and the 2008 housing recession).

I also know the condo market is sluggish, and this isn't something I plan on doing until that market gets some traction again.

But once the deal was done, they’re were really sluggish and didn’t communicate well.

Meanwhile, the US continues at a sluggish 2.0% rate of growth.

In short, they both said their STR's in San Francisco have gone way down, the other couple said their's in Emeryville has gone down just a little over the last few weeks, but their bookings over the next couple of months have been very sluggish. 

It has been sluggish the last year or so and with the lower price range in such high demand and values rising so quickly it is only a matter of time until the lower price range starts driving the value up in the $300k - $400k range.

Having said that risk from municipalities deciding to put a moratorium on rents, risk from Covid, risk of reemerging sluggishness in the economy and the myriad other risk factors is driving cautiousness in underwriting everyday.