@Steve Babiak  I'm glad you know what a 'carriage return' is, because I don't think it has anything to do with untying the horses and returning the carriage to 'rent-a-carriage' ;-)

I also breed, train and sell horses on our farm but that is an entirely different  thing.

I like how we are still looking to move forward with our lives when when the axe drops, and the horses run free.I am going on the assumption that everyone I talk to, is hammered in the media frenzy and still thinking that the talking heads on TV or your favorite FB type outlet have any clue at all.

And be prepared to hire a high end lawyer stall out and or get whatever charges brought up against you dropped.

If we are lucky to survive this onslaught, we will rebuild all that has been stalled, shut or broken.

Their main actions are to stall the eviction as long as possible.   

With incomes stalled, home prices high and more people with student debt living in expensive big cities, that trend will continue.

i'm still looking to buy my first property and take advantage of my dad being a general contractor. for me it's to learn. if i lose money, i'm ok with it because i've stalled for too long because i've been afraid to lose money. i've now gotten the courage to jump in because i'm in a much better spot financially having no debt, a nice income, and an opportunity fund that keeps growing. i've passed on so many opportunities in the past that i just want to learn. eventually i want to use this as a "passive" income stream while being able to flip as well. 

It was likely just a stall tactic.

I am a newer investor with a few deals independently but I've recently went into a partnership with 2 other investors and we've had a bit of a stall since setting up.