Markets rotate from dynamic to volatile periods.

Dont worry about leaving people behind who aren't on the level you are striving for.As far as the actual investment the most important thing to do is make sure you have a great deal especially in this volatile economy.

But they come at the price of higher volatility and lower diversification benefits, as they have a much higher correlation to the overall stock market than direct real estate investments.Read this article for more information https://www.investopedia.com/m...All the best!

Blackstone isn't about to run out of capital, but this storyline does make a few things clear:1) Capital is actively coming out or real estate and into less volatile assets (bonds/treasuries)2) Independent of company size - if you don't deliver returns, investors will take their capital elsewhere3) Additional indication of reduced buyer competition and softening prices in commercial real estate

What is it's volatility?

First off, very impressive that you were able to add value to this asset and be able to sell with a $40-50k profit in such a short period of time in a volatile market.

In highly volatile times, it can be a disservice. 

Public markets are liquid and efficient, which means volatility is visible on a daily basis.

It's tough but with the volatility in the market it's not worth it to me thinking I have one amount, getting my offer accepted, and then come to find out the market falls and I have a fraction of it.

In general its a volatile area with hurricanes that can wipe out a week or 2 of rental income.