I was on the phone with an owner yesterday who is contemplating selling, but will need to bring at least $150,000 to closing, due to the fact that their property is currently worth somewhat less than what they paid in 2022.  

Given the slim cash flow from the property and the uncertainty about the new mortgage rate, it's understandable to be contemplating whether to hold or sell.If you anticipate further growth in the market, holding onto the property could be beneficial in the long term.

And this is something I have been contemplating a lot during the last 2 years.You will be shocked to know this is coming out of my mouth.The whole passive income model all you/us real estate investors are so obsessively promoting...

I am contemplating taking a master class to accelerate the process. 

Lately, I've been contemplating the idea of venturing into the short-term rental market and I'm considering whether converting this property could be a good start.

Walkable, heated garage, nice building.Is it nuts to contemplate these days?  

Contemplating my next move, I decided to sell the property to a smarter investor. 

My husband and I are new to the real estate investing world and I am contemplating doing the Rookie bootcamp, has anyone done it?

But, moving forward, while I'm still contemplating property in Florida, I'm thinking out-of-state investing (Georgia and the Carolinas, in particular) will be a better play for my investing goals.

I am contemplating the possibility of purchasing a second mortgage or an HOA lien to subsequently pay off the superior lien.