Wholesaling can indeed be fun and a roller coaster ride :)@Avrom W.

It's been a bit of a roller coaster with our city council. 

Plenty of knives and forks, spatulas, a strainer, toothbrush holders, iron and ironing board, coat rack or hangars in the closet, coasters on the end tables.....all of it!

I have several existing and new clients who foresee opportunity "in dirt" and simply aren't willing to go on the stock market roller coaster for what will surely be a long ride. 

Another thing that happened in the roller-coaster of uncertainty is some lenders pushed their seasoning period requirements to 12 - 24 months.Undeterred, we continue to develop those relationships for the future, secured an investor for another all cash deal on a duplex last month for a fix and flip, and have decided that we're selling the townhouse in question also.

The point being that instead of keeping the money in the stock market roller coaster I can invest in real estate for long term growth.  

So, Real Estate can really send me on a roller coaster mentally and emotionally much of the time.

All of my investments are in So Cal and I've been riding this rent control roller coaster for a couple of years now. 

Even if demand/pricing pushes cap rates lower, MF properties are still a very safe investment compared to the up and down roller coaster ride of the stock market right now. 

@Steve Morrishttps://www.ipx1031.com/ipx1031-president-meets-chairman-brady-save-1031-exchanges/https://irei.com/publications/article/1031-exchange-survives-tax-reform-roller-coaster-year-ends-tax-code-changes-favorable-real-estate-investors/http://1031-exchange-news.com/2017/11/Kevin Brady wanted to eliminate the full 1031 exchange with Trump's support.