But that's all part of the cycle and the economy.

I also work a FT W-2 job.Although I know that just following the Great Recession was the bottom of the last cycle and and some might argue that we're near the top now, I'm still interested and bullish about investing.Current deal:I participated in my local county's tax-defaulted property auction through bid4assests.com in April.

I'd say if you are buying it below market value and it is an area that has seen steady growth over time then generally you should be ok, but at this time in the cycle the idea is to be under leveraged to ride out potential flattening and softening of the market.

We were cycling home from daycare when he hollered, from his Charriot, for me to stop.

Or talk to your Tenants about signing a longer lease, like 15 months, that gets you back into a spring/summer turnover cycle.

I'm mostly concerned about a guest inadvertently down cycling it and putting it into economy mode which turns the heat down low, (which I fat-fingered by mistake on our hot tub when we first got it...) 

Construction has always run in cycles like this but the endemic has definitely added to the issue this time around.

You can invest at any point in the market cycle!

As we all know, real estate works in cycles.

Read a bunch of books and consume as much info as you can (with a caveat of focusing on people who have been through cycles!!).