I have no factual basis whatsoever for this assertion, but I think something will hit consumer confidence and slow things down since there aren't any real systemic issues that anyone has found.

If you can't maximize your return with real estate, don't do real estate.Having said that, I would certainly question your assertion that you can find stocks with dividends that outpace real estate.

Be assertive and make sure you are winning.

Don't be afraid to be assertive.

Whichever way you go, insurance is the first firewall and you'll need plenty of liability coverage and an umbrella liability policy as well.On the LLC, many assert that it can easily pierced by a savvy lawyer, though I've not seen any good examples of this occurring.

Obviously all I know is what you've told us here but my approach would be to assert your position firmly but in a way to not completely torch the bridge.

My wife asserts that we can issue a notice claiming that the tenant make good on the check otherwise he'll be up for a penalty three times the amount if the ruling is made in our favor.

I just posted about this issue as my Number 1 landlord hack.A ETF is not punishment and I disagree with Bill Gulley 's assertion that it is, it's a clause that allows the tenant to lock in and quantify their costs related to termination of their rental agreement with me.Re-leasing a property is not free.

I would be very assertive in explaining to them that they work for me, and I set the terms of said agreement.

My team has two 3-families off market right now and there is normally plenty of inventory coming and going the key is to be intentional about the properties you go see and assertive when you find a soft spot.