It feeds on itself the negative sentiment. 

Anyone trying to exit who bought in the last 2 to 3 years unless they got a smokin deal etc.. are probably not going to get their principal back anyway.. so just hand on.. dont feed the market going down.As for stocks since I owned Zero stocks I am watching this closely and when I feel we have a bottom i am going to jump in and buy companies I like and some conservative Mutuals to balance ..

@Abel CurielHey Abel thanks for the feed back in really appreciate it.

I just say let's not feed into the panic like the toilet paper craze its panic thinking and the only ones getting richer are the manufacturers. 

I'm not entirely opposed to thin margins in order to gain experience and get in the game, but you want to make sure you won't have to feed it constantly.

Here's the letter we gave to all our tenants (150) last week-So far nothing but positive feed back- we even had one tenant offer to pay extra to help offset any financial burden on us!!

By feeding the HELOC with all my rents and other income sources, the average daily balance stays much lower and the result is a mortgage that gets paid off way sooner.Have you heard of a HELOC credit line being shut down prematurely?

They also bottom-feed owners looking for those who will take a lot less just to book as they know they are more vulnerable.

The savvy and well capitalized investors are starting to smell blood in the water and are waiting for the feeding frenzy. 3.

It feeds the notion that rent payments are optional.