I don't change my terms with my seller unless it's sitting on a sink hole or something.

Despite a huge run-up of the stock and RE markets, and tons of money pouring into both, they are also many people sitting on the sidelines waiting for the next buying opportunity.Since I wasn't watching the markets back then, I can't speak intelligently on it.

I have been sitting in my chair for half an hour trying to think of the perfect way to start telling you guys the story of how I got started in real estate and entrepreneurship.

I’m just trying to figure out ideas to generate more income since I have those just sitting idle.

The old store closes and just sits.

I have partnered with a REIT management company that just launched a crowdfunded REIT, but they kinda floundered on the launch and they're sitting idle.

then sit down with Uncle and Mom and give them the hypothetical - If I could spend this much where would I buy, How much should I buy, What should I buy.

But you also don't want to sit on too much idle money when that could be distributed back to your investors (or used to purchase more assets if that's how your fund is structured). 

These reactive policies being set forth are not sitting well with me.

@Mark S. It