No, you wait until the fastball comes and hammer it down the line. 

Office in particular is being hammered with 69% of defaults being in office: With work from home and deteriorating downtowns (not to mention high interest rates), I don't see this trend changing any time soon. https://cred-iq.com/blog/index...

Killing ants with a hammer (???)

My wife is the financial wizard and I swing the hammer.  

Very few that were working and running in  06 to 09 are still in business we all got hammered..

Time: swing a hammer, Knowledge: write a book, Money: fund a deal.For me, it was worth the risk (and will continue to be).

DH has a W2 and I'm in a wheelchair, so access and time to swing hammers is limited.  

So I'm hammering down on the income side of things by learning how to run a successful business either way and then begin pouring that cash flow into my first small multi family.

Then you have someone that really wants to drop a hammer on you.

Quote from @Shronda Sledge: Quote from @Michael Margarella: Great post.