Then get some killer deals under contract and wholesale them to those who do.But, for heaven's sake, whatever you do, don't sit on the sidelines!

Still on the sidelines and will have to wait for the right deals. 

I watched from the side lines in 08 09 went the market went from 15k to 6k.. had my own problems so could not participate  not this time around :)Lastly as a guest speaker at REIA events I wrote a presentation about 18 months ago called "The Pivot" where I explained in my business we had gone from leverage and max leverage to all cash..

I tell you all of this not to brag, but to help new investors get off the sidelines and go get their first deal.

Don't be left on the sidelines because you were to nervous to take a risk.

It's a risky time for both sides of any real estate transaction.I hate to sit on the side lines but I would rather be wrong than broke! 

Don’t sit on the sidelines waiting for a correction.

Many buyers are being scared off due to the current pandemic, but if you can stomach it and maintain a long term mindset towards investing, the prudent investor stands to capitalize on lower prices while the majority sit on the sideline. 

I, personally, will stay on the sidelines for now.

I will keep the money on the sideline and if I find a multi-unit property the cash is available and if we have a stock market plunge my online trading account is loaded and ready.I am not greedy.