Like everyone else, we're monitoring the economy as a whole, and our real estate markets to see the direction they're going in.For those of you who have decided to pause flipping, what triggers are you most carefully monitoring to indicate it's a good time to get back in? 

The average SFH buyer and seller will see the impacts over the next few months..

The funny part is that i could see the argument for the younger crowd wanting this BUT they’re not buying houses like older generations did.

What do you do when he wants to talk to the owner or really go see the property and look at all the numbers from the seller?

I see the amount that has been paid out to me but not the gross amount.

So I am looking around for homes where I see the possible potential...

Originally posted by @Brian Van Pelt:Zillow only shows you the advertised price, not the sold price, which may be tens of thousands of dollars lower than the advertised price.Any way to see the exact sold price (it would be illegal to not list it in many states) without a RE license?  

Tenant's dirty clothes are all over the floor, people got to step over it, smelly dishes in the sink for weeks, and people had to hold their noses to see the place in addition to seeing my filthy tenant with his foot long beard.

The thing is, your HELOC still allows you to write off the interest as an expense so it isn't that big of a deal when you see the tax benefits too. 

Doing your own sourcing rehab and renting is not the only way.I would love to see the numbers of a "good turnkey deal" for renting and how long it took to get the unit occupied.