They could become spooked when the lender puts up roadblocks.John Corey

Lord knows there are tons and tons of already-built developments in the areas you mention, many on sale, so would have to be something really special to attract investors, and even then you're better off approaching Europeans.RE Russia, it is a good time to buy given the strengthening USD and how far the Ruble has crashed (mostly due to oil & commodity prices + the political issues around sanctions and Ukraine).

Dude the program is between 30-50k if you're telling people to be spooked on the education they receive from those price points, you are doing something wrong.

I do know that some people seemed spooked by the idea of ghosts.

But real estate was a life changer in that I used 30k to adopt my daughter and spent 7 weeks in the Ukraine to do it.

And at this exact moment in time, Russia was pointing their tanks directly at Ukraine.

Some issues popped up that really were not deal breakers at all but she got spooked when the communication wasn't handled up to her expectations.Before doing any property management I was simply a landlord.

So either investors are jumping ship or cashing out.With the higher interest rates, inflation, post-Covid travel, Ukraine, recession, etc… some may argue these problems are temporary, but lower occupancy rates, and lower ADR rates are inevitable!

Additionally, the seller's agent is refusing to allow me to speak with property manager to get a rent roll, copies of leases, etc, until he receives an offer, as he is worried someone will spook the property manager and they will jump ship.

Either because they couldn't get financing or the appraised value came in so low that it spooked the buyers.