In Israel for the last 7 years there is harsh RE bubble... looking back 7 years ago the prices doubled. for example my apartment went from $100k to $220k. everyone says its a bubble and its going to explode soon but nothing happens (|that was 3 years ago). in this reality its not possible to start investing in RE here. my qustion: should i wait for the bubble to burst and then buy(no clue when it will happen) OR should i go all in and buy now?

Your 90 day notice period is kind of harsh -  If you cant re lease your place in less than a month your rent is way too high.

Gary Clisele not to sound harsh but your all over the place with your posts.

I expect that after using Buildium for a while I will migrate all the accounting stuff to Buildium - but for now I am using it for maintenance requests and tenant screening only.I rejected a number of competitors mostly because they did not fit my needs, but they would fit other peoples needs.In the past month or so I have been very harshly criticizing RentRedi. 

Had she taken another approach, I would have gladly stepped in to help her.As to the rest of your comment, while John May take a very aggressive and forward approach in his dealings with illegal activities as it relates to wholesaling, I don’t think he is “insulting” anyone here, just delivering facts, and harshness aside, the facts are the facts especially in FL which probably has the most strict laws on the books about this.

Not trying to be harsh, but rather practical so I can save you some headaches down the line.

I don't mean to sound harsh.

Sorry if this sounds harsh but do you know Bend?

Sorry to be harsh, but it is really that simple.

The only thing I've gotten harshly cold to is the car warranty things with the tear-off edges.