The growth is mostly in the surrounding suburbs, but we also have a chronic housing shortage both for sale and for rent.

The person that is comfortable in pain will always beat the person that avoids pain.

We're seeing lots of pain in the flip world with homes trying to sell at top prices for a neighborhood.

@Don KonipolI actually laughed out loud at your comment about the seller being 'compensated' $100 when a buyer exercises their option to withdraw—it’s such a painfully accurate observation.

.🧠 Tap into Their Pain Points: Listen for words like "stuck," "frustrated," "exhausted," "drained."

IMO, BP is definitely experiencing some growing pains. 

It wouldn't feel good to lose your equity because the 800-lb gorilla that you are partnered with wishes to rebalance their portfolio and you are powerless to persuade them otherwise.One time I had an institutional LP in a deal and they were a total pain in the you-know-what. 

I'd love to hear from experienced real estate professionals:- What pain points do you face in property management?

I can pluck out all the sneaky BS in a PA in about 5min, AND I know how to write them to have maximum visual appeal with maximum client protections and rights.

Doing my DSCR has been a complete pain in the tail!