@Tyler Jahnke  while I appreciate your calm demeanor through this whole debacle.and I understand you only invested 50k or less which you also point out was a majority of your cash.there are others who have done 4 and 5 times that or 10 times in one case and their lives are in turmoil.. everyone is different in how they handle this stuff.. some people would completely fall apart if they lost 40 or 50k.. of course your not a total loss until you try to sell there is some value there. not what you paid for it but some value..I think the issue is all those that trusted Morris and its now come out that is was just misrepresentation at the least and gross negligence at the worst or even the F word.. or P wordit is amazing to see how each of your folks that fell for this react though..

This is just me reacting to what they’re doing.  

@Michael BaumI believe they noted to be another 1/2 point and down to 4.5 by end of year, 3.5 by end of 2025 and 3 by end of 2026.Again mortgage rates are closerly correlated to 10 year not short term rates - so we can see how that reacts and how investors price the 10 year to gauge mortgage ratesI think people think rates will drop tomorrow but the last month rates have been dropping knowing the fed was reducing rates

I would get a LL/tenant attorney since no one really knows how the courts will react and an atty will have the best chance of knowing how the winds are blowing. 

What we are talking about here is finders fees regarding real estate and how the state reacts to them.

That is when they can get cocky and that is even worse than someone who doesn't think any of that but reacts and is ready without being overconfident.I have actually been attacked in the past so can speak from experience.

@Dan AshleyI’m a native Brooklynite and love seeing how far Brooklyn has come since growing up there in the 70’s but I was very frustrated when, after living in Manhattan for 20 years, I wanted to move back.

Step one is always ask the seller for the moon and see how they react.

Hi there,I am a Nashville native and I have lived right off of Jefferson Street before.

The important thing is to adjust accordingly because there usually isn't an exactly identical rental property.The good thing about rentals is that you get feedback about your pricing quickly and can react accordingly.