In the environment we see today investors seem to be more fluid finding places for their money outside of their comfort zone.

In this case, you need to be as fluid as possible.

If one is a true professional the goal will always be to make a profit but not to grossly take advantage of a customer, I think that's why used car dealers have the reputation they do, putting sawdust in the transmission.

If the transmission on your car goes out in the next two months, closing is going to be delayed.

With investing Ehren Williamson you have to be fluid and be able to adapt to the changes.

Its got upgraded suspension, fuel system, exhaust, transmission and the supercharger but looks almost stock on the exterior.

Despite these efforts, experts worry that transmission of the virus is still likely to increase during the winter months, as more people spend time indoors, colleges across the country send students home, and families gather for the Thanksgiving and December holidays.

That may change in the future - not sure - everything is fluid.

I'm still staying somewhat fluid on my strategy as far as jumping straight into 5+ units or may getting a few triplex or quadplexes and then 1031 up to 5+ unit properties.

@Alex Sherman I deal with alot of investors and it boils down to what they can afford and maximizing there lending programs to have as little out of pocket to stay fluid and open to transact on multiple deals whether to flip or holdRegards Joe Scorese