It has beem an emotional roller coaster ride the past couple of weeks for Pinnacle investors.

But be warned, a REIT is a roller coaster of volatility.

And let things was out to maybe finally find some stability and less roller-coaster economic actions. 

It's easier to find cash flowing properties with 20% down, but we don't get the roller coaster peaks and valleys like a Dallas or a Houston.

Just remember most of US myself included on BP are Blue sky the business is great etc etc.. the reality though its far different than what those who preach cash flow homes as an investment vehicle... the closer you are to the asset and the more involved with the asset especially in the beginning is important.. buying one rental 5 states away can be a real roller coaster if it does not go right.. and anyone who has owned rentals knows it NEVER goes perfect..  

Thanks everyone for all the help and support along this painful, stressful, emotional roller coaster ride.I have learned ALOTTTT and looking back now I would have done things so differently now and if I ever have to deal with this again I will be prepared.

I’ve closed a number of deals here with East coasters relocating.  

Use the equity/cash and keep moving in the REI direction because its all part of the roller coaster ride.Just make sure your not paying points to get that rate...get a few other quotes.

The potential losses highlight the risks of the iBuyer business, which aims to buy and resell properties for a profit in a roller-coaster market.After purchasing 5,661 homes across 25 metropolitan areas from Austin to Tucson since the beginning of 2021, Zillow announced on October 17 that it would stop buying homes for the remainder of 2021.

I am actually in the middle of discovering that process myself, and it has been a roller coaster of emotion, but I have started feeling experiences of how trust in other people can get you achieving the objectives faster than we think.I have got several off-market deals in Central Texas currently available, and can help you learn a thing or two about our market down here, and more than happy to refer you to folks in Illinois.