See the letter below, from an actual patient at one of our 2 local hospitals.

If its a really good deal in a high demand area and you know what you're doing and have patient capital pull the trigger.

However, if you really are looking to only sell, I’d just be patient.

@Taylor Lydon try to be patient, keep the rent at market, and allow pets. 

@Deneuve B.i see some people are Doing real well with multiple offers , On a whole Logically the market will likely soften as their is great uncertainty in the marketplace , banks are allowing delayed payments , courts are not in sessions to force foreclosure and evictions , there will be a great backlog and for those who are Patient , they will be able to find some good deals that will appear in the market place , If I was buying last week I would want a discounted price on properties especially those with Tenants.

@Tyler Frost Biggest mistake: over leverage, doing a deal just to get a deal done, aggressive assumptions, assuming things will continue to grow (rents, values, etc).Best advice: don't get hungry for a deal, patient money wins. 

I respect your position as a LCSW particularly because we work within the same larger medical team and often share patients.

They lose their hearing, ...Welcome,Hopefully it's not from their patients screaming in pain--lol.Did you know there are Horse Dentists (not Horses that are Dentists, but Dentists for Horses)<--Pun of the day!

This time it is going to kill the patient.

Are people patiently sitting by the sidelines and waiting for all of this uncertainty to dissapate?