I understand no one can predict it and we can't sit on the sidelines forever, my hunch is we might never see this high of a market again so paying close to market value makes me anxious.It's really the least of my concerns, but moving to the new house will be a reduction in space and privacy for me.

Also I was confident about wholesaling this because I knew I could close on this myself if I needed to because HML were waiting on the sidelines as well. 

But don't sit on the sidelines because you have no money either.

You don't want to sit on the sidelines for years waiting on pricing that isn't going to happen for a particular location.

Waiting though for that moment may mean you're on the sideline for many years though.

It's a bit difficult to persuade the wife to put the house on the sidelines when she keeps listening to people telling her that buying a house now is also investing in ourselves.  

I became disabled in 2015 and have been out of the market but follow it very closely trying to find a way to get off the sidelines.

If this property goes to auction August 8 and you are still on the sidelines I am going to say you don't have a chance.

A great coach will help investors cut through the analysis paralysis and help investors take actionable steps to making cashflow vs. sitting on the sidelines and wondering what step to take next. 

I personally think many investors are sitting on the sidelines and waiting for unemployment numbers to improve,US soveriegn debt crisis to be resolved, EU debt issues to be solved, US dollar to increase and overall global economic confidence to resume.