BTW, your closing was "never set", that was just a proposed/fantasy date someone put in your purchase agreement.  

That said, perhaps the best thing that's come from the experience is a realization that you've maybe had "rescue fantasies" in the past where you could buy something and the life you dream of would quickly follow.  

That would be equal to adding 6 nfl football teams.

Just like an NFL coach is more sophisticated than your high school football coach.

This woman is looking for a hard limit to come up against to bust her out of her make-believe world of entitlement fantasies.

Don't go into fantasy land and start pulling comps from other areas. 

Hi BP,I have been following the podcast for a while now, reading books, informing myself. I would like to get into real estate investing, but I have had never more than $2.000 in my bank account in my life. I now came...

I personally would love to see all of the no money down to low money down fantasy to actually become illegal to promotel I can't stand those folks advocating real estate investing with no money, no credit, and no experience.

It’s not a no-brainer anymore but tbh none of the places I bought were spike-the-football, dance in the end-zone moments when I signed the papers.

The rest is fluff, people promoting themselves, people who are desperately locked in a fantasy that they're big time successful real estate investor, or people who are no good at conveying complex information, or just people who should have the simple sense not to write half the posts they do.Send me a message.