I refuse to abandon Warren Buffett’s saying of being greedy when others are fearful.

I refuse to abandon Warren Buffett’s saying of being greedy when others are fearful.

But I understand what you're saying and I fear they will just default to relying on the boiler plate blanket language in the DOT.

Market may go down, rents may go down (unlikely) but but don't let fear drive you.

The main driver of this is 1. fear of prices falling in the coming year resulting in investments being 'under water' 2. prospective buyers not qulifying for mortgages due to rising interest rates 3. those who believe they can get a better deal as the market cools down.Where does that leave us ?

My fear is that if guests see any insects inside, dead or alive, they would complain to Airbnb and get their money back... 

I just got done listening to the #635 BP podcast, it was really good. 2 good thing I thought he said was, #1 get rid of fear, everyone has it when it comes to deals but you have to over come that. #2 Act! 

All my fears in 5 bullet points!

They will play out this narrative for the next year (And the media will LOVE pushing stories to manipulate our fear, worry, and attention)  This recession could be the next BIG Concern so our attention is focused on this and not trying to make the world a better place -sorry too deep here:(-   In any event,  I believe this is the BEST time to be pushing projects if you have the capital to weather a few bit of a slowdown.  

The reasons seem pretty obvious (higher rates = lower affordability = less demand = more days on market = inventory starting to pile up).However, I've been wondering if there might be an additional (and somewhat less discussed) cause of the inventory increases:How many properties are being listed by sellers who have been stricken by a bad case of fear of missing out (FOMO)?