It takes time for a seller to digest, then they are primed for a different offer. 

Once the pent up demand is spent, I expect to see a dip followed by a steady recovery as the economy digests the true fallout from this crisis.

This usually removes a huge chunk of the list and makes it more digestible.4) In the property type column (if there's one) remove the things you don't like.

This logic is difficult for me to digest given this is mid-year and all the funds are allocated previous year.Anyone with experience or insights?

I know there are far better skilled people and companies that have taken information from multiple sources and put it together in and easy to digest format.    

Then digest it and come back for more.

A bit off topic but I just thought I'd mention, 6 properties is a lot of information to record and digest.

As a newbie I'll need time to digest so much info bit I thank you for sharing with me what was shared with you.

A properly written answer could take hours to write so here is the reader's digest version. 

But here is what is worrying me and others -1) Fed QT started in September.2) There is a lag effect of these rate hikes, which has not been fully digested by the economy yet.3) Concern the Fed is oversteering (that is what Gundlach calls it) and will drive us into recession.And I question if these rate hikes can even control inflation.Housing is the perfect example.