I know nobody has the crystal ball but I am curious about your thoughts and past experiences of the market and RE interest rates.

I don't like black cats but I would like to borrow your crystal ball :)

If you do not have a crystal ball it is wisest to get your tenants acustom to annual rent increases.

@Christopher MontgomeryI wish I had a crystal ball to help!

I heard that within a 20 min metro ride of Crystal City, off blue and yellow, will be impacted positively.

Here are some possible answers:Immediately before an area re-gentrifiesAt the bottom of the market, but any time before the top of the market can work.When a good purchase opportunity presents itselfMy view is that #3 is something that can be determined without a crystal ball. 

Originally posted by @Crystal Smith:@Dooreuhn Cee Before going in to a flip project we look @ multiple exit strategies & timelines for executing the strategies.  

Meaning when was that moment in your real estate career when you had that precise moment of clarity where you finally "got it", and everything you had done up to that point was suddenly crystal clear and made total sense?

Originally posted by @Crystal Smith:@Matt Foster given your previous success you may want to consider approaching the estate w/ a proposal to continue in the business w/ you & your partner as managers.  

@Crystal Smith, Thank you so much for the feedback!