It is work, but you have to get off the sidelines and get to it. 

Hello Everyone, After spending the last 10 years on the sidelines watching people loving real estate investing.

If you can't give sound unbiased advice, consider staying on the sidelines.  

We are in the process of refinancing some of our rentals here in Louisville, KY due to the attractive interest rates in order to increase cash flow and pull out some funds to have available on sidelines in case some deals start popping up down the road.

And of course, if some homes are reducing prices to try to sell before things get worse, some buyers may just wait on the sidelines and see how low prices can go.Also, I've been a bit skeptical of the "underpricing" model because it requires the buyer to play a bit of a guessing game.

I got out Feb 26 and will sit on the sidelines until the situation seems to have bottomed out, maybe August or later, we'll see.

In the mean time, I'm not sitting on the sidelines and waiting for the perfect property.

hi @Lamont Marable, im on the sidelines for now my friend. still educating.

I am interested in getting off the sidelines in 2020.

I'm wondering if I should just sit on the sidelines for a few years as prices collapse and then come back in and scoop up the cheap deals.