Certain elections, i.e.

I think this might be a low point because the Canadian government is trying to pump the housing market before the election next year by lowering rates, relaxing mortgage insurance conditions etc.

In our unique time of market, I'd be interested to see what Post election Market action has happened in the previous election years. 

He's comfortable waiting until the new year (post-election) or move forward now for the right deal.I thought it was a great question and worth opening a thread to get some other opinions and input. 

Rates have now decreased from averages in the mid-7's to now upper-5's, yet the market has not seen a "speed up" -- likely due to the seasonal swing, and the upcoming election. 2025 should see strong property value growth, with increased inventory, but also increased buyer activity with rates expected to continue downward. 

Failure by the Buyer to so notify the Seller and/or Seller’s Broker in writing, within the calendar days, shall constitute an election by the Buyer to proceed with the transaction.As @Nathan Gesner mentioned, an estoppel agreement is a great thing to get but I have rarely been able to convince a seller to get that from their tenants during a purchase and you could put yourself at a disadvantage when bidding on properties by requiring the seller to get this

I have had first time investors purchase short term rentals from out of state while working full time, and they either elect to run it all by themselves after developing a boots on the ground team, or they hire it out to a competent manager and let them do a bulk of the work.

Need all of you to move to Glenwood, Iowa before the election and vote.

This reminds me of my 8th grade class president trying to bribe people with longer study halls, a vending machine and soda fountain in the room and ice cream fridays.

Philly always had the ability to become a great city; but the people who are elected just hurt the hand that feeds it.