So if you decline to renegotiate, don't bother accepting future offers with FHA preapproval letters.

Also, there are some solid stock choices out there that are not at all at risk of declining steeply but also sport a 5-6% dividend alone.

Prices are high and while sales have been slowing, inventory hasn't built up enough to cause prices to decline yet. https://www.corelogic.com/blog...

I would decline it all, offer $2k in credit as closing towards the roof.

So if you will be in position to ride out a period of 1-2 years where the economy and jobs decline, there may be less tenants to choose from, it may be more challenging to fill in the units etc, then you're probably in the clear.

I just put a newly renovated house on the rental market in Tempe...I was a bit nervous about decline in rental activity and/or showings due to covid, but ended up being pleasantly surprised.

Real Estate: I've been thinking commercial retail is on the decline for years with ecommerce.

My experience is the cash flow does not improve or decline significantly.Note if you do a poor rehab as in too much for the market or poor in quality, then your cash flow may decline.

To keep this short, I decided to play college baseball at TCU and informed the Brewers that I would be declining their offer.

Craigslist and patiently waited for seller to decline larger investors lower offers.