In retrospect...this was probably a "meh" financing choice in my opinion, not sure if I would do it again.  30 year terms, no fear of balloon, that's great. 

In retrospect, I did not negotiate very well; I accepted their counter which was just below the list price.

In retrospect, it’s best to be hands on if you can and manage these types of properties yourself.

I don’t have kids, but I grew up at least in retrospect pretty well off as did both my parents, I am one of the least entitled people I know as are both my parents, that’s attributable to a few things imo, one is just pure personality, I know some people that grew up dirt poor and are extremely entitled and other people that are crazy rich and you’d never know, some of that is just random luck, but I think another key is while we’ve always have had the security that comes with being pretty well off, we’ve going back generations lived below your means, my mom grew up in westchester county New York which is a crazy rich place, my grandmother intentionally moved my mom to a frankly pretty mixed income school district so she didn’t become spoiled, I grew up until I was 13 in a very middle class neighborhood, went to middle class schools, hell my mom up until literally this week drove a 13 year old ford explorer with 155k miles.

Yes it happens but it’s not very commonTitle insurance generally operates retrospectively, that is, it indemnifies against covered losses caused by things that occurred before the insured took title, not after.

In retrospect, I should have just left what I had alone, the Bay Area SFH and multi-unit and Indy home #1, all Class A properties, where I have a lot of equity in them. 

In retrospect, this shouldn't have been surprising.

I was a warm body in a model home selling spec homes in what turned out to be, in retrospect, a really crazy real estate environment.

Hi - I'm trying to determine if paying for a retrospective cost seg study makes sense or not.

In retrospect, we purchased most of the syndicated investments at the worst possible time.