I think there was enough push back to stop it from going through this time. 

@Emilia Marchetti I stopped reading when I saw the gross rent was $2,800/mo on a house that they are asking $500K for.

If I could solely rely on compensation for each time a new investor approached me about doing a BRRRR I could stop selling real estate.

If nobody has contested your use For five years or more they may not have a right to stop you from using it now.

When the '08 crises hit, and banks stopped lending money, and the economy completely shut down, I felt fairly grateful to be in school and switching my major to accounting which guaranteed me, literally, a job out of college.

I am kind of thinking that if this thing gets so bad that people stop vacationing in East TN - the world has bigger problems than this...I more than likely will ignore the family, but wanted to get your guys thoughts and help me with a gut check!

You can make an offer on a foreclosure, but unless your offer is higher than the upset value, you aren't going to stop a foreclosure from happening.

Do some research and stop listening to stupid people.

When good deals stop coming across my plate I tend to compromise my standards just so I can "do something".

so any change in wire instructions is a RED FLAG FUll STOP.. people do change banks but you need to verify.