I've had more surprises when I find out some of the people that I casually interact with (like a few at work) are actually very interested in real estate...

I've contacted the housing authorities and it's beginning to sound like the upstairs tenant won't be out of there by the anticipated date June 1st.

Some of the sharpest declines in rent growth were seen (and are anticipated to continue for a time) in Class A luxury properties, while many Americans are likely choosing to remain conservative with expenses until a time of stabilization is re-captured.

The "new normal" emerging will require that we become more innovative in how we reach and interact with others.  

I am anticipating it to be a 6-9 month long process once the courts open back up.Same thing with the foreclosures.

I think it's safe to say that the impact has been way less harsh on real estate than we all anticipated. 

Now budget is higher than anticipated and your ARV no longer works. 

Even with the anticipated challenges coming in the Retail and Commercial segments, real estate investors will do what they do best: renovate, reinvent, and innovate new purpose for those properties.

I use virtual assistants for most tenants interactions and maintenance scheduling and pretty much any other item I don’t want to do.

2008 market crash - project took longer than anticipated for sell through.