I am a new to real estate investing but have been observing from the sidelines for several years now.

There were, when I subscribed (I'm not now since I am on the buyer's sidelines bench), no other services that were remotely close to the quality and timeliness of his data. 

As we are balancing a young, growing family and career, life is busy and crazy at times, but we are anxious to get started in REI, in one form or another.To avoid staying on the sidelines for too long, we are steadily chipping away at our "to-dos" to get started.

Sitting on the sidelines and not taking action would have cost us $83K in income (and counting) this past year ($60K in income on the flip, and about $23K on the rental).

That always sets buyers on the back foot3) New inventory is coming along at a faster pace especially new home construction Along the same lines I have spoken to a few people who were on the sidelines, and they are now buying new primary homes given this drop in pricesThe price drops in isolation does not bother me.

Everyone bank accounts are at different levels and if we would have waited to save 20% and have a million in reserves etc we’d still be sitting on the sidelines to this day.

I have watched the market from the sidelines. 

If you're patient theres others just like you moving to the sidelines to wait the next buying opportunity.

The people on the sidelines with cash in 2009 were able to buy quality assets for pennies on the dollar.

Step up or sit at the sidelines and watch the go getters crush it.SO..My suggestion to you is thisStep back.