Eat the fish, spit out the bones.

But I think now is a good time to be cautious and only invest in the very best deals whereas a few years ago it was like shooting fish in a barrel.I am also a strong believer in looking at other things to invest in while you 'wait for the hammer to drop'. 

Then we have a lot of investors who love LR as they are a big fish in a little pond (pond is really not that small as metro area is over 800,000).Point of this silly post is that there are great teams in these markets and all these markets are working for hundreds of people.

Morning Isata,there's a saying "give a person a fish and they eat for a day, teach a person to fish and they eat for a lifetime."  

In fact, that house is .7 miles away from very big attractions like Iron Hill brewery, Big Fish Grille, the kids museum,  trampoline park, baseball stadium, Kooma Sushi and many other riverfront attractions.

Figured I would try a post on here before I started shooting fish in a barrel.

My wife thought she had everything worked out, and the deal closing, when an hour into the phone call, the rep says " tomorrow is my birthday, I am taking the rest of the week off and going fishing."

There are many fish in the sea.

Backstory: For the past 5 summers, my dad and I have been going on fishing trips in Alaska and the past 2 we have had the opportunity to stay at this incredible lodge in Thorne Bay. 

Fish -- if you have tied up "prime properties" in a legitimate college rental area that are 65% of ARV you will have NO PROBLEM finding interested buyers.Why are you not doing exactly that?