Whether it's an unexpected repair, a tenant issue, or just feeling like you overpaid for a property, time really does heal (almost) all wounds.

You'll dig your heals in and work the extra hours.You'll make the extra call to a seller (even though you know the conversation is going to be uncomfortable). 

Although time will always heal a bad purchase, it will rob you of good opportunities and growth.That's my 0.02 on buying in this current cycle.

It'll defeat cancer (bread's intense healing powers give you the best chance to overcome cancer*), give you energy (you'll feel like tiger after eating a slice of bread*) and help you get laid (an elegant slice of bread with wine is the perfect way to a potential lover's heart*)."

I'm sure it's just temporary & will heal like pulling a scab off your face, but it will sure look ugly.

It also causes the "system" to heal in a way that resists another crash.

To me, The Village marks the healing of a major wound for South LA, and will help revitalize an area that has stagnated for twenty years.Now, these signs alone aren’t (or at least probably shouldn’t) be enough to send you charging into South LA with your offer-signing pens blazing.

Time heals almost all real estate mistakes. 

Kids play, kids get hurt, kids heal.

The home has been unoccupied for two years and was owned by an ailing widow.