I think there will be others as well who either lost the liquidity to do construction or will be investing for greater gains. 

@Gregory,I host The Military Millionaire Podcast, and a growing family of military REI guys/gals that doesn't try to sell you on high-ticket courses, and liquidating your TSP for whole-life insurance.

Also, the property market is more stable and is easier to control, but at the same time stocks have their own advantages like higher liquidity and don’t require much management.

If I had that amount of capital liquid I'd try to do it all the time in my market. 

Keep track of expenses (look up IRS schedule E categories) that relate to your unit and the rented units.

Upon the expiration of any automatic or agreed extension, either party may terminate this Agreement without any further liability to the other party, and the Earnest Money shall be immediately refunded to the Buyer.

He focuses of going after expired listings, for sale by owner, and people in pre foreclosure.

They want liquidity (cash) and they don't want to hold on to extra properties (2nd homes or rentals.)Buyers are slowing down right now and not really jumping in as they are re-thinking their strategy and offer prices.

I have a $2,700 expense for a pool liner, for example, which I'd rather just add to capital cost of the building instead of depreciating it.This is a personal 1040, with Schedule E for rental.

I highly encourage all of you to get set up on e-pay so you don't have to make unnecessary trips to the bank.