@Chris Seveneyto your point... a lot of new investors come on BP and don't want to invest in rentals directly (or are pausing) and get told "invest in a syndication" or "start your own HML business"this makes sense if you're established and looking to diversifybut if your life savings is $50,400, you should not put $50K in a syndication. 

I asked him to pause while I attend to other matters, but he'd otherwise be continuing on to round two.

Multifamily syndicators many pausing distributions so investors getting hosed on those for years and now they seek safety.What's awesome about investment credit grade tenant is what you model out is typically what you get.

.* have identified the most likely tenants for the development in question, and understand the building criteria each have for spaces.If you haven't answered "Yes" to each of the above, I would recommend pausing until you have the above nailed down.

This could temporarily reduce or pause your mortgage payments, providing significant relief.

I would encourage you to look at the dollars per square foot, that the other property sold for and compare it to your property’s dollars per square foot cost.Otherwise, my general feedback is two-fold… the signals we are getting from the Fed are that they are likely pausing rate hikes.  

We took a tactical pause, built up the warchest with cash flow from these three properties, did some additional rehab to further tenant-proof our properties, and continued scaling from there! 

Also the person paused on their application for a few days before completing it, including before doing the background check and paying the fee.

Two years ago, my team and I were looking at other markets, but I paused that plan to see where things went, and I'm glad that I did.

That may be giving potential guests pause, and also not putting you in the algorithm’s favor.