Here in San Francisco Bay Area the rental market has been slow for two years now.

So if your GC is slow this might be a great opportunity for him. 

Seems that things have slowed down, but some areas are still popping with low DOM for properties and demand still strong.

Using it as a DP on a income propery you can deposit your rent checks directly into your HELOC account and withdraw your expenses from the same.  

(I think this has already started to slow with Q3-Q4 of this year) It is a great time to be an investor in DFW, especially with this slow down coming up.

We all can see  that there is a huge slow down and a lot of markets got flat and wonder if savvy investors think that it might sink further, especially now with mortgage rate going up again in October.

It was a domino effect - slow an painful for the property owner when the deal goes south.

there are not enough lawyers on our coast to take care of the massive volume of real estate transactions ala the way its done in attorney closing states.. there would be a big need to scale up if all of a sudden attorneys had to be involved not to mention slow things way down.. the other one that we simply don't do out our way is all the surveying that gets done.. its rare to the extreme to survey a property that was in a lot and block subdivision … but since I build in Charleston you MUST survey there there are encroachments all over the place. but like in Texas they survey lot and block as well.

One way that I would like to start is to fully withdraw from my 401K.I have Fidelity and it is a custodian 401K.

Looks like big market slow down.