When the "market" suddenly discovers risk or realizes the future is not as bright as once thought, assets get rerated and nobody is willing to pay the old price and prices decline.There is never a dearth of buyers or sellers.

Times are still tough now and I have been asked a number of times how can I help us survive here at home if money suddenly stopped coming in.

My spouse was then suddenly stationed out of the area and we chose to have him geo Bach.

And this time, the ARV he gives is all of a sudden $10k more than the initial one he gave when selling to me. 

I asked them what lender they used to help their original sellers get a new loan and all of a sudden they look like a deer in the headlights.

For example, at peak construction season in my area, you really have to hunt very hard to find someone willing to paint your project for less than $6/square foot, so when you find someone who'll do it for $2.50, all of the sudden that doesn't seem all that expensive.

Meme calls & tells me the whole story of how the father in law has lived in the house for free for over 20 years and now all of a sudden he’s demanding money for himself, his mistress and 5 brothers for taking care of the house for all these years.Now it seems Meme’s husband and his father are in dispute and this deal looks like it’s going down the crapper fast.

Update: A Hero's Home, Inc. finally obtained 501(c)(3) status (retroactive to March 2018) so all donations are now officially tax-deductible.There has been an incredible surge in donations of late thanks to some very generous people right here on BP... check out the site in Jay's signature above for more info. 

I started out on HomeAway/VRBO, put a listing on Airbnb that didn't really didn't draw much activity and then suddenly Airbnb blew up and I was getting a ton of inquiries in fact I only keep my original VRBO listing on the site, and  all new ones have been on Airbnb because there was no upfront listing fee, the search features were better, the mobile application was better, the service and software are just better.

It's funny how seemingly cool people can suddenly turn a 180 once money is involved.