@Reitta Seidel I would submit that it's always a good time to invest, you just have to figure out what the best options are in the given market.We focus on first time home buyers who are less rate sensitive and are more likely to buy in all markets. 

Someone who is sensitive may think it is light bullying but they would be overtly sensitive. 

I’m in CA and I want to cut my teeth in RE investing.

Securing quick funding is essential for taking advantage of time-sensitive real estate deals.

We did a commercial loan, 20% down (10% down each)-I leveraged my partner's relationship with his commercial lenders to establish a baseline of credibility for myself and cut my teeth doing my first deal.

Well I only have about 8 post and I’m researching all of these softwares and most of the things I’m hearing across all the fb groups and real investors in my community believe that the product is really worth it also from my brief review , I’m leaning towards it being legit ,now this seems to be a bit more than just a product review squabble this seems to be more hazing and older experienced people in our industry upset about the harder ways that they had to do things to get the results that new comers are experiencing.Theres enough out here for us all no need to let your teeth show .

This has been great as there has been a general decrease in the number of traveling medical professionals in our area, and those travelers have been more price-sensitive than during COVID. 

Fortunately the claim is not for an emergency but it is for an issue that is somewhat time sensitive... 

You should have done a sensitivity test on all of the points above.  

If you are sensitive to the potential for people leaving, then do it in segments.