If a CG gives a bid at X$ with a contingency of Y$, that means they are doing a bit of marketing of their services, I won't say bait and switch because the Y $ are there.

I appreciate any feedback from any of the members from BP .Thank You,Francisco Y.

Now, it might be a good time to buy now, due to things such as inflation probably about to kick up, or mortgage rates being low, but I believe that if we re-enter a recession for reason x or y, the advice would look a bit too sanguine in that case.

Hey @Andrey Y.

Are there times when you do a cost benefit analysis of a situation and figure, well, I probably won't get caught if I leave x or y, or the tenant isn't very responsible as far as I am concerned, so why should I spend my precious cash flow on them?

Therefore in one of my 401k account, I have $X invested in a bunch of funds, but I have $Y in the form of company stocks.

You've contracted to buy for X, there's a secured creditor (lien) for Y, and it's equal to or more than the contract price.

I would also worry that if x or y happens causing the housing market to fall, that banks might tighten lending criteria as well, putting a mortgage out of reach for a self-employed person such as myself.

Brian Caplen published an article in The Banker called, ‘Why Generation Y Do Not ‘Like’ Banks.’

@Brock Y.