Submitting an offer on a property that already has a short sale offer to the lender will drive the price up.

@Rebecca Holmes I will more than likely be looking to purchase in the Phoenix area, as I would like to be within driving distance to my first property so I can keep an eye on it and manage it myself.

SDIRAs are better suited for more aggressive growth, like private lending or development.

There's no way to cancel it that I can find and I don't want someone driving out to the event to find that it's been canceled. 

plus driving in the car my son and I are usually listening to the BP Podcast!

Apologies if there's already a thread on this....Suppose growth slows and inflation pipes up in the coming years, giving us stagflation again.

@Melissa Gittens Hello Melissa, focus on vacants you can drive for dollars, crush your neighborhood and surrounding ones.

Another thing to consider is Nashville's rapid growth.

I for one don't think we are peaking, I foresee steady growth for another good while.

It was a quick drive by on my lunch one day and I stopped and wrote down some address of properties that appeared to be vacant.I have also been looking around the Old Oaks District.