look into Jamil Damji, Pace Morby, Bret Daniels, and Ryan Dossey. feel free to DM me with questions!

Because the market's climbing so rapidly, if there's what they call a buyer’s or a lender strike right now the buyers are striking they're not buying because the market is too high for them and so the pace of the buyers has slowed to around 32 where it should be higher in the 60s.

There is an awesome pace morby Facebook group that might help out quite a bit. 

You'll need to find a self-paced course program that provides great flexibility and you'll need to commit to the process.

Rents have not kept pace with home prices, which had a great runup the past 3-4 years.There can be some exceptions...I think the main one being house hacking. 

New construction has yet to be able to keep pace with demand.

I won't be dealing with any other lender fees and go at my own pace.

Let’s elaborate:Cash-on-Cash Returns: When the price of debt goes up, interest expense goes up, therefore, if the investor is to maintain profit margins at the same level, rental rates have to keep pace, and go up.

Yes but as a slower pace than Gardendale.

There are several sources out there that view the results as not material when it comes to providing incentives for work (https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/02/the-results-finlands-universal-basic-income-experiment-are-in-is-it-working/).