Unrealistic valuations and P/E ratios led to a bit of over hiring.

Like Account Closed also got it.Lot of folks do not receive income just from regular W2; it's way way higher as it's coming from stock market and PE firm.

@Zach Herbert-BurnsI am literally going to copy and paste a flyer from one of my PE lenders.  

PE and other fund structures are heavily buying homes right now between $150K - $350K.

Our plan is to launch a PE fund this year offering a 7% annual return (all though 4-6% might be more realistic right now). 

IMO the experienced PE brokers will be focused on you and the team first over the property.

Every time I hear the song Independent (the i-n-d-e-p-e-n-d-e-n-t one) I think of her!

Getting an EIT and PE license is a natural extension what you are studying.

Backgrounds: I have a strong business background (raised my own fund in the lower mid-market PE space, wrote my own PPM for business acquisition, business background with top tier MBA, sales outreach experience for dealflow, etc).

But on the other side for investing now, there's rising interest rates and the fact that the huge PE investors are doubling down on Single-family, especially in secondary markets, and the position that the yield curve inversion this time around is a red herring because of other positive indicators that weren't in place in past cycles.