Having joined the BP community a few months back, I have been sitting on the sidelines quietly reading in the forums.

So, if interest rates are a would-be buyer’s primary reason for staying on the sideline, my recommendation would be to focus on opportunities to negotiate a reduced interest rate from a seller or take a look at new construction, where builders are often offering hefty rate reductions and other substantial incentives.What does this mean as a seller?

I've been on the sidelines saving up capital and feel I'm ready to purchase more doors (preferably mfh).

I'm just trying soak up information, network, and learn as much as can, but I definitely not sitting on the sidelines for too much longer.

Rate is adjusted for the added risk but if it gets you in the door for investing it's better than sitting on the sidelines.

Work with an experienced broker with who invests, put in the work and it is likely to succeed.Better buy an ok deal then sit on the sidelines for years awaiting for the unicorn.

. - Fannie Mae - home prices are expected to rise 3.2% in 2024.Household Formation Will Drive up ‘Sidelined’ DemandWith the supply of new homes, especially the largest cohort - existing homes -remaining low, pent up demand is likely “pent’ing up” on itself.

Would love your thoughts...Yes and Yes Miles :)We feel like kids in a candy store here in Ohio lolThe"high" unemployment and "declining" population are keeping the hedge funds along with mum and dad investors on the sidelines.

Having plenty of verifiable comparable sales and a complete report about the property, including pictures, market conditions, and detailed observations from a licensed professional can give new real estate investors the confidence they need to get off the sidelines. 5.

In markets where home prices are at all-time highs, real estate investors have two options: stay on the sidelines or get creative.