It could be a bad sign and the cautious investor will take this time to sit on the sidelines while saving up capital for a drop in the RE market.

I know this may sound a little hardlined, but I must admit that I am a bit cautious when I see that Wall Street is going to come in and set everything right in the real estate world.

So not really sure when the bubble will burst or how cautious we can be when bidding for houses.Looks like the builders are not slowing down on fears of a bubble.Question to the pros is how aggressive can we really be in this area to grab a house ?

If there is anyone with a lead to a good reliable managment company in the Natick Massachusetts area please let me know thanks.Hi David, I am a property manager here in Connecticut, and whenever an out of state investor reaches out to me regarding the areas I cover, I am very cautious in my response.

I personally would be very cautious of buying just because I can use a specific loan product (VA, FHA, FHA 203k, etc).

But, I am a little cautious because I am completely new to home buying, needless to say, investing.  

I am going to look at it tomorrow so I will know much more after that.I am definitely being cautious when it comes to this being a joint venture since it will be my first time using investment money to fund a deal, however, after my experience with my 4-unit rehab I think I might be ready to take this on.Again thanks for the post and I hope to see you soon!

In reading them you will find ample reason to be extremely cautious. 

I honestly can't tell if I'm being a wuss or just appropriately cautious....

I'm just cautious.