Consumer spending decreases which triggers more layoffs, and ultimately causes some businesses to fail.

If you have a buyer list with serious investors that are actively looking for deas and know they have the financial firepower to pull the trigger and you show them a great deal that exactly meets their criteria you should be able to do the deal fast.Some extra advice, once you have serious buyers, speed the process up by helping them do the due dilligence.

Also, thank you for your thoughts because I'm constantly trying to learn more about landlording with hopes of pulling the trigger this year.

I’ve been promising myself to get this going for the past few months in addition to starting Miracle Morning, it’s time to pull the trigger.  

I have not invested in a multifamily deal (yet), but I have been in the educational phase for a while before I pull the trigger w/ a few ex-teammates I played ball with.

I'm a New Investor. I have been a Real Estate Agent for 2 years and I love it! I have also been a Supplemental Teacher at a public school district for 18 years. I have decided to make a change. My goal is to retire ea...

I love it when I read a post and something from it triggers me to start researching more details and read other articles and posts around the same topic.

So I’m a non resident living in the US for some time now and am getting closer to pulling the trigger on my first investment property.

I got pre approved with a lender that requires seasoning but since I already have gone through the initial hard credit inquiry I believe There Is a 3 month time frame when I can “shop” around for other lenders without triggering a secondary hard credit inquiry is this correct or does this vary through the lender as well?

Sometimes a bit too trigger happy for my own good.