I've learned alot since I started running a business but the first time I deposited a check that was more than like 10k and got stuck with 10 day bank float I had vendors and employees screaming about getting paid and I was like I'M SORRY THE BANK IS HOLDING THE MONEY. 

It is amazing to me how syndicates were wrapping their deals up in Christmas wrapping paper all year with a big fat bow that screamed 21%, 24% 25% returns three year cash out...

Higher than their usual $20K–$30K offers.Lake Nona, Oviedo, Winter Springs$500K home effectively $435K after credit; quick move-ins starting at $450K.Revenue dips and statewide inventory glut; pushing 13%+ to move 100s of spec homes fast.Dream Finders HomesUp to $77,000 off select quick move-ins; 2.99% interest rates (through Oct 2025); free upgrades or closing cost credits.Minneola (near Clermont), Horizon West4-bed townhomes from $350K (down from $427K); single-family homes $400K–$550K with $50K–$77K off.Hyper-local oversupply in Clermont/Minneola; promotions scream "clear inventory now."

Especially since they're just twiddling their thumbs at home during this government shutdown (cue Lindsey Graham screaming his pretty little head off).Follow-On Effect: RussiaOne aspect of this deal that many folks may be sleeping on: the US is requesting China's assistance in negotiating a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine.

The tenant called me yelling and screaming and even had her case worker call me saying the rent increase was unreasonable. 

If car sales in the US would drop by 25 to 30%, the news would be screaming that the US auto market has crashed. 

But that person with a CPA screaming "get more write-off's" it can make a world of difference. 

Absolutely nothing screams at me to stop scrolling and check this out.

That’s right — while the internet was screaming about rent crashes, real landlords were quietly collecting higher checks.Now, this doesn’t mean every city or property saw the same thing.

Note how this differs from many of the posts that scream my market is best, look at my market.