This is great news as it makes me feel like our goals are very attainable!  

However owners are now starting to hear about some kind of coronavirus real estate boom on the news, and their initial feeling seems to be that they should be able to get MORE for their properties than the price they were unable to sell for previously.I'm aware there are other strategies for new leads that could be more promising right now, and this isn't the only thing I'm focusing on, but I'm wondering if anyone else is currently contacting owners of expired's--and any insight you might have on how to more efficiently bring the conversation down to reality, and reasonably quickly--evaluate if there might be room to make a deal. 

I was just reading a news story about a large real estate firm that bought a building for $154,000,000 and that the building has a NOI of $10,100,000.

Outdoor destinations and national parks will be more appealing than a trip to a vast city with tickets to a sporting or concert event.

Each time I look in the news and there is a prostitution ring got busted chances are it's in a Foot reflexology owns by Asian. 

https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2020/08/12/2020-kentucky-derby-downsizing.htmlThis was to be expected.

https://www.wlky.com/article/weapons-manufacturer-bae-expanding-large-louisville-plant/33578187More great news for our market!

@Tashina Taylor  that is fantastic news!!! 

Saying wholesaling is real estate investment is akin to saying that paying vig on a sports bet makes you an athlete.

News is coming out that Fannke and Fredie will now charge a 0.5% fee to the loan amount on all new refinances.What are your thoughts on this?