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Maybe sit with them over Houzz and see if what they pick out looks good to you, and then decide whether to take them with you!

I actually sent out a test ad on Facebook Marketplace, and got a multitude of responses, or “potential buyers” so now I am communicating with them to see why their desires are while I go out looking for homes

So I've been trying to come up with a more overall outlook to try and guide my investments for the near future..I understand the view that David shares on the podcast about how the demand is still strong and there have been safe guards put in place to help try and prevent another '08 crash and I agree, although I'm biased as I'm a general contractor and real estate investor.My question that I cant seem to find an answer for is if there are any other indicators to watch that could be compared to '08 such as vacationing and frivolous spending.

Additionally, I'm curious to hear your favorite methods for getting a feel for the outlook of different neighborhoods.

I think whether or not you're vested in the city carries some weight as to how you perceive the situation & your future outlook (or desires).- I'm interested to see if this will be a temporary shift, or a long term impact that could take years/decades to come back to 2019 heights? 

@Adam Parker Hi Adam, I am a Loan Officer you can only take up to 75% LTV total with cash out looks like you have a little wiggle room, not sure if that’s the full amount your looking for, feel free to message me if you have any questions...

Back March 31 2020, I wrote about a futuristic possibility of a "Convenience Revolution" similar to the Industrial Revolution, where employment and industries might experience a massive shift in employment sectors wit...

Make it enjoyable for the client to go out looking at property with you.

If you happen to give out the wrong advice you open yourself up to lots of trouble.Too many people are out looking for someone to blame for their troubles.