Here are my suggestions in no particular order (mainly biographies/memories, business-related,  or histories)The Fish that Ate the WhaleShoe DogNever Split the DifferenceTitanThe Success PrinciplesThe Boys in the BoatE-Myth: Real Estate InvestorMillionaire Real Estate InvestorWhen Breathe Becomes AirThe Immortal Life of Henietta LacksAlso recommend anything written by Erik Lawson (Devil in the White City, Dead Wake, In the Garden of Beasts, Isaac's Storm)Let me know if you liked any of these!

If it is, take a deep breath and dive in.

That delayed the foreclosure process somewhat and it gave me some breathing room but it was just delaying the inevitable.

As possible down payment or using him as a first time buyer ( there's a name for it forgot) So Im watching lots of videos about flippjng and wholesale to buyers for homes .I Appreciate any tipsAnd I am moving towards living and breathing this way of life As if A New Addiction staying Focused Learning and relearning !

., but as all homes have to breathe a little (They have to or it would be dangerous to live there) wondering what limits there are.

So rather than having Uncle Sam breathing down your neck, the average consumer is going to opt for a foreclosure which they can walk away from "debt free."

Just from a breathing room perspective.

It's tough to tell somebody they're an idiot and then in the same breath ask them to help you close your loan.

Sellers get tired of paying the heat bills and tax time is just around the bend so there are some that can feel the IRS breathing down their neck.

The HYSA is slightly more at risk than the MM, but for the sake of this debate I believe both can be mentioned in the same breath to have little to no risk of inflationary pressure.