Sales of new homes continued at a blistering pace in October.

If you eventually do, that's fine, you got to play with "bigger" dollars at a quicker pace and still make yourself quite wealthy in the process. 

Its on a "slow, slow, slow .. " pace and there's nothing you, the attorney, or the bank can do about it.I know a little about the banking and finance business as I was in a for a while, and did some real estate deals in foreclosures and pre foreclosures.

There is consistent growth in appreciation and rent but it isn't out pacing income.

Just wondering how many out there pace themselves vs buy anything in sight that’s a great deal?

Mass foreclose did not work out well last time they will not let that happen again.After the world is open for business again, I see the economy starting to recover at a measured pace. 

Since then I have made necessary adjustments and have really picked up the pace.

During my time with the GC, I started in new construction and completed a +300-million-dollar hospital and then moved into the interiors (renovations) department completing fast paced interior renovations for financial offices, hotels, law firms, tech companies and a data center to name a few.

Most investors want to dip their toes into a 4-unit which is a great pace to start. 

There could be restrictions like a limitation to a second residence, whereby you might not be able to get loans for multiple properties.As for Spain, the risk lies in the incredibly slow pace and inefficiency of legal proceedings, including foreclosure and tenant eviction.