A letter may pump their brake…for a moment.But a bit of caution.

I could come up with the cash myself but it would put the brakes on several things I have going on and set those things back a few months.

@Lindsay Brake Galveston might not be a bad idea. 

We see a lot of price cuts right now...you'll see articles that say 50% of the homes on market have had price reductions, but most agents seem to agree that is because people were overpricing very optimistically after market had shifted...we try to tell the sellers where the market is today, but they often have in their mind what their neighbor and friend sold for 6 months ago when we would get 20-30 offers with $100,000 over asking...and all kinds of other buyer concessions...appraisal waivers and buyers picking up most or all of the seller's closing costs.   

Right now with the Fed stepping on the brakes with high interest rates the market is saying "now is not the best time to be buying".

It can be a very good strategy, @John E Brake.

Opendoor, Offerpad, and Zillow offers are the big "iBuyers", they have a lot in common the biggest thing being they are all losing countless millions of dollars going after market share.

They put the brakes on heavy risk taking.

As long as your credits good you should be able to refinance estimate 65% of the after market value to be safe and not have to come out of your pocket at closing. ...

Pumping the brakes on real estate content allowed me to feel more refreshed on a day-to-day basis, and thus work much more efficiently.