Try to make time for the things that make you feel good and make you feel productive.

Cheap up front isn't necessarily what you want - you'll pay $2-$3 per square foot for a decent product (and another $3 or so for an installer); but it will last a long time and that's what you are after. 

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We will see some decline and then things will go up again.

Current pipeline of properties under contract are closing with about 16% of contracts withdrawn.Buyers are canceling contracts often leaving deposits with Sellers.Investors should re-evaluate resale values in light of the new reality.Any other regions showing similar declines ?

I'm expecting the March numbers to show about a 15% decline in sales volume.

I planned to use this equity down the roa to fund a flip, but with the current situation and the possibility of home prices declining in the future, would now be the best time to setup a HELOC while real estate prices haven't been impacted the most and I can receive the biggest line amount vs waiting 6 months?

In today’s declining market, is anyone finding more success with referral fees versus actual wholesaling?

New products (like LVT) come on the market all the time.

Does anyone know of a loan product with less down than this?