The partnership we created and the other investors I helped with acquisitions were not deals that happened overnight.

I haven't really checked into it, but many marinas don't allow overnights at all.

They see those dirty “we buy ugly homes for cash” signs littering their city, they see the infomercials where gurus promise to make you a multimillionaire overnight, and they hear the horror stories (nightmare properties, bad tenants, etc).

I'm a realtor in the Phoenix area of Arizona, and we're not seeing as much of a slowdown as you might expect.Yes, it will have some impact, but it's not like housing demand suddenly disappears overnight because of some virus.Did a couple open houses last weekend and have 5-6 people through a day like it was nothing.

@Hunter MurphyRemember that the goal is to build wealth slowly, not get rich quick overnight.

I went from making a really good living to a low 5 figure income overnight.

So, we have different camps max your leverage out so you can GROW FAST!

Currently have no one I fully trust in my camp (i.e my own knowledge/experienced general contractor) so all this feedback is extremely helpful to me. 

Typically commercial development (cranes in the air) continues well into the slowdown, and homebuilders get stopped out as soon as they run out of sales (which could be overnight) (they milk the cow for all it's worth then large layoffs and remaining inventory at whatever price they can get).Just my 2 cents.

This is VERY important to follow as this is why inflation does not skyrocket over night.