I believe real estate is a long term play if you buy a good deal that is long term cash flowing property in an area that is known for appreciation you will be fine regardless if prices drop a bit in the next 12 months. 

We expect many tenants to play games in the coming months. 

You can play with it obviously, but currently, the vertical text is to close together.4.

Even if there isn't much of a correction in real estate (which I'm not expecting here), I think it will be a better long term play than stocks.We've been building our cash reserves for several months. 

Obviously we will see how this plays out, but a lease is a legal contract and unilateral changes to a contract are not generally a judicial remedy. 

Renters are in theory only covered for the next 4 months given the stimulus, AirBNB is dead, and appreciation plays are now depreciating in most markets.

Any entry point at this given time in my opinion will be a good solid long play for the next 2 to 3 years.

Cons: It's a panic sell, it will show desperation and our cards are already played so we won't have any room in a negotiation.

Hello all, I need a bit of insight, I know how they say financing your first deal can be the most stressful but I am a bit apprehensive about how the credit conversation will play out with the lender due to my personal credit being a bit challenged (not by my own doing, and no bankruptcies) but my business credit is great.

My aunt & her husband have $20k accumulated, however I have the highest credit score out of the 3 of us and I am not sure if my debt to income will come in to play in this scenario.