😉This post was placed under “Investor Psychology” for a reason…  The whole point was to get a lil’ dialogue around why so many investors are scared or overly concerned about something that would rarely come into play - the due on sale clause. 

It's simple economics and psychology, marketing is the hard part.

@Greg Dickerson I would love to get into Commercial and yes I have a Psychology degree with a minor in Marketing.

Psychologically, the pandemic has turned the concept of "home" into a national religion.

Psychologically can increase their desire to stay longer if it is comfortable and homey.

I probably would've seeked professional psychological help after stepping in that house before the transformation.

LOL, reading through these responses it would appear that the hardest part of flipping is acquisition, due diligence, budgeting, dealing with contractors, negotiating, psychology, financing and well, all of the parts of flipping. 

I spend my free time reading business, psychology, investment, and philosophy books as well as play games (I try to avoid it to be more productive now).

It took me many years to really "get" this on a psychological level.

This is very true Marcus, I see people behavior is more influenced by psychology like this, when they see bit reduction 50 bps from 7 to 6.5 then activity increase, but when rate reduces from 3.0 to 3.75, activity is just stopped.it's very interesting how people think.