Cycles are the most prominent feature of the real estate industry, we discuss late cycle behavior and current trends, which typically persist longer than cyclesIf the market is static and the pace of change is gradual, we may hardly feel the change, but they are happening even if subtlyToday, we are seeing changes of state in the housing market, which may see homeownership in the 2020’s drop to levels not seen since the 30’s and 40’sJoin AZREIA as we gather the brightest and most successful Arizona investors for a panel of “Prescriptions & Predictions” on navigating this amazing time in real estate.I think the first meeting is free to attend.

Ill shoot you a PM with some contact info and maybe we can meet up and figure out a way forward, or I can contact you with my wife and she can even get you set up on a search and help you navigate some of those "unknowns" you mentioned before.

Any guidance from those who have actually navigated this particular scenario would be appreciated. 

I have been navigating a nasty divorce for going on 3 years now and haven't been paying much attention to real estate changes of late.

To better navigate through the choices, it will be important to get clear on what your goals are.

Invest in marketing campaigns and partner with a firm that can help you navigate the new exemptions and tune your marketing appropriately. 

It should help you navigate risk levels and expectations down there.

I am just wondering if someone can help me navigate some of these finer details... ultimately my goal is to buy the property using less of my money that I have liquid now, and use the money that I’ll be making by buying the property with equity already in it

I have an example of an opportunity that I am trying to .. navigate.. is the best word I can think of, to see if it could be developed into an actual deal.

Specifically, I used LinkedIn Sales Navigator (month trial) to connect with many local agents, wholesalers, investors, and various other REI professionals.