He did tell me he planned to retire next year from RE, it's getting too mental, it has kept him sharp and entertained, he certainly doesn't need to work like you said John.

Hobby owners of SFHs are going to see a sharp climb in the number of bad tenants as the corporate owners push them to the street.

Although he is a sharp guy and doing relatively well physically he needs to downsize his business and liquidate some of his real estate holdings (he showed most of them to me during our 3 hour tour).  

Bryan is one sharp dude.

I believe a lot of our success comes from a sharp mind, and if we aren't taking care of ourselves physically, and mentally.. we will go backwards.

Buyers' ability to pay would go down considerably and therefore housing prices would take a sharp dive.The main risk factor I see that could drive interest rates up quickly is the Federal Reserve.

You will develop(or further refine) an ability to talk the RE investor language, and furthermore, will develop(or further refine) the ability to quickly detect who is sharp(or not), in regards to investors and realtors. 2.

Get a sharp lawyer involved immediately. 

The sun is actually in the corner of the room there is so much light, everything is sharp as a tack, not a scratch on the place etc.

Quote from @Scott Mac: Or as time goes on and Millennial men get older the might marry younger next gen ladies and have families.But testosterone levels are dropping as per recent news, so maybe not....?