Be logical, don't expect the best, and thus allow yourself to be pleasantly surprised if/when rates come down.

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I'm 5 years late to this post but I'm hoping I get lucky and somebody responds.As someone who is also interested in investing in real estate, I absolutely see the logic behind living with your parents to save money for your first property.

That logic will run its course, like what's going on today in the real estate market.  

By that logic, you should never use leverage in the first place. 

Let's look at some of the info posted here logically:1) 7,000 approved S8 voucher holders with nowhere to goHighly unlikely to be true. 

I've heard of people making bi-monthly payments instead of tri-monthly payments but the overall logic is that there are 52 weeks in the year.

If you are 100% against any form of "rent control" (which by your logic includes both positives and negatives) then why is it ok to have tax benefits at all?

Logically speaking, only one side brings money to the table.

I think a logical number is 4. 8 is too many.