Denver"s Aerotropolis (DEN Aerotropolis) development efforts are suffering from a similar restraint.

XXI.DEFAULT BY SELLER: In the event that Seller should fail to consummate the transaction contemplated herein for any reason, except Buyer's default; (i) Buyer may enforce specific performance of this Agreement in a court of competent jurisdiction and in such action shall have the right to recover damages suffered by Buyer by reason of the delay in the acquisition of the Property, or (ii) may bring suit for damages for breach of this Agreement, in which event, the deposit made hereunder shall be forthwith returned to Buyer, or (iii) declare a default, demand and receive the return of the deposit.

I suffered from analysis paralysis myself and it took me a year to finally do something.The best way not to be overwhelmed it the wealth of information is to figure out what needs to be done first.

It was really tough and if you were an unlucky owner whose property was vacated and your management didn't know, there was a higher likelihood that you suffered vandalism.  

@Ryan Xu - I'm not in your market and don't know the ins and outs, but it is interesting that you think mid range condos will suffer a price drop while luxury will remain strong. 

DEFAULT BY SELLER: In the event that Seller should fail to consummate the transaction contemplated herein for any reason, except Buyer's default; (i) Buyer may enforce specific performance of this Agreement in a court of competent jurisdiction and in such action shall have the right to recover damages suffered by Buyer by reason of the delay in the acquisition of the Property, or (ii) may bring suit for damages for breach of this Agreement, in which event, the deposit made hereunder shall be forthwith returned to Buyer, or (iii) declare a default, demand and receive the return of the deposit.

To add insult to injury, I had to lower rents, offer concessions to attract new prospects, and suffered large bad-debt losses from tenants who lost jobs or otherwise just couldn't pay rent.But what the market taketh away, it also giveth back. 

@Troy S.Yeah I get what you're saying most wholesalers aren't really doing what it takes to be great at actually wholesaling so it suffers a bad rep I get it.

Who really suffers in this market are the first-time homebuyers who are using down payment assistance programs that simply dont have the cash at all to put upfront for due diligence even if they did want to roll the dice. 

My IRA money has grown so much better under my self-directed control than when it was managed by an investment service company suffering at the whim of the stock market.The "snowball effect" is real.