We were able to launch our first wave of letters to Absentee!

We are in an unusual time to start investing, the wave has started and is still growing, but eventually it will crash again.  

Rather, hold firm to your list price (assuming you have it priced correctly) and if it doesn't sell then you will be ready for the new wave of after Holiday buyers in January.I hope this info is helpful!

All States have downsides reasons why not to invest, for example, if we're to analyze Oregon it has natural disasters often like California such as earthquakes, wildfires, mudslides, volcanic eruptions, and deadly floodings from rain or tidal waves from the Pacific Ocean. 

Expecting the area to gentrify, so I want to ride the wave of appreciation in an otherwise flat market.

@Eric Jones At this point since you have let it go on for so long I would just ride the wave, but do not give them a break on the late fees. 

I'll continue to ride the wave, as I consistently run into investors who are cashing out of the game and selling off, but this is becoming a feeding frenzy.

@Jim MorrisI had the dad of a inherited tenant call me telling me that if I didn’t give his deadbeat son his deposit back he would make waves for me.

Over $400k, for some contrast, I can (& do) default to waving all lender points/fees.CFPB/Dodd-Frank is set up to benefit those borrowing larger sums of money at the expense of those borrowing little, Congress was on crack when they wrote it and should have been subject to their very own "zero tolerance" anti-drug policies.

managing 4 doors, closing in 5 and 6 in 20 days or so.My IRA is invested in stocks I try to ride “waves” my ROI is about 35% this year,  not too bad :)