But often it’s just the thought that you’re achieving something when all you’re doing is trading a perceived psychological benefit for future wealth.  

Quote from @Spencer Riche: In my view, now is a prime time to make a move in the market .I agree for two reasons. 1) The perceived 'high rates' are keeping a lot of investors on the sidelines....newbies, younger folks, the timid investors, etc...2) The rates are low enough in reality to make many deals work.

She handles acquisitions, renovations, and rentals for the company and has flipped around 15 properties to date.Financial Situation:Cash Available for Investment: $200kEquity: Willing to tap into the equity in our two rental properties for additional purchases.Income: ~$250kOur Plan and Questions:We're based in NC but are considering purchasing multi-family homes in the Midwest due to significantly lower property prices and perceived better cash flow opportunities.

I initially took a neutral stance, but you keeping enlarging this perceived bullying.  

There can be many reasons for failure, and there can be many situations where investors perceive that a failure has occurred when there has not been a failure.I wrote an article for the BiggerPockets blog last week that talked about failures in the context of syndication sponsors that have turned non-responsive...perhaps that's a help. 

-we can then give you feedback on the advertising itself.If there are no problems with any of the above, it boils down to a Perceived Value vs Price.

I've yet to have anyone on BP articulate to me how an LLC in one of these states perceived to have greater privacy protections will prevent a plaintiffs attorney from suing the deed holder in the event  someone is injured on your property amongst the various other common claims a property owner is subject to.

And because they are featured on Carrot podcasts, lending them all this exposure and perceived credibility people constantly come to us accusing us of US being the ones that copied them.

I also found out later, that some women that were successful quickly, had perceived value- or were friends of the admin staff were allowed to remain in the original facebook group even after their year was up. 

While I don't raise debt offerings, like Chris does, my general sentiment is that many investors are wanting more security these days versus equity, and those that are open to equity, at least in the multifamily space, are looking for very high returns, given the perceived risks they are hearing about in the news.