If you're like @Erik Estrada and work you butt off everyday, never stop learning, and never stop prospecting then you'll survive this more challenging time in the market and reap some serious rewards when things loosen back up! 

I do use glue on all of the joints to keep them from loosening up over the years.  

During my most recent search I came across this, "Eliminating the Prohibition Against General Solicitation and General Advertising in Rule 506 and Rule 144A Offerings" I found it here, the link is work and family safe. http://www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/sbpend.shtmlWould this loosen the reins quite a bit on soliciting investors?

What am I saying to you is simply loosen up the purse strings mixed with sound decision making when it comes to education.So what price tag are you willing to place on your success?

I am seeing loosening of credit standards on commercial loans, just like 10 years ago and that concerns me.  

I know they are starting to loosen up a lot of the restrictions as this building methodology.

I need to maintain the excitement, and loosen up a bit though.

I was wondering if purchasing more property (past 4) subject-to and then refinancing may loosen some of the underwriting.

These QM firms have also made heavy investments in technology that frankly doesn't integrate well with a DSCR underwrite which is better underwritten like a CRE loan in my opinion, not worth this massive tech overhaul for the bigger players in my view.Also - highly doubt GSEs will step in, conventional is still an option for investment properties, they are far more likely just to loosen uw or expand limits than create a true DSCR product competitor

Tenants use these as "grab bars", and they are the first areas to start loosening and allowing water to penetrate behind the wall.