Jason Hartman has pointed out that interest rates were so low before the recent increases, that buying was like going back in time and getting a mortgage in ~2011-2012.so... it still feels like the fragility of the current group of people who already own is a bit overstated.this is the distinction between the market being unaffordable (it's very unaffordable) and unsustainable (maybe it's unsustainable?)

Those who have saved for this point in time will find much better deals than their peers did during the pandemic buy surge. 

It's not just going to fall on someone's lap in times like these.

And if they are looking for a one bedroom or two bedroom, they will be pleasantly surprised at the extra room. 

We gave you the opportunity to inspect thepremises before applying to rent and provided the opportunity to comment on any issuesduring an inspection at move in time.

My thoughts: East Bay:- Close to a BART station to traveling medical worker/corporate person could hop on a bus/BART to work: El Cerrito, San Leandro, Hayward, Fremont, Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill, Concord, Dublin, Pleasanton- Maybe Richmond, Antioch and Pittsburg but some parts have a lot of crime. - Going further out Brentwood and Oakley have appreciated quite a bit and have pretty good schools- Something with potential to add value: ADU attached to the main house or separately in the backyard in the future to get additional rent.

Various GC's can have varying levels of motivation and a plethora factors at any point in time that can affect this.

@Jose Alejandro Hernandez we are here to answer any questions you have at any point in time. 

I think if I could go back in time, instead of joining Pace's subto community, I would get started in this mentorship instead.

I inquired and eventually joined the  intimate group.