More often than not, these investors are not properly acquainted with a particular market, and often find themselves on the sidelines as the property flys off the MLS after they have passed on it, often times regretting it.

Builders who were sidelined during the recession are rushing to catch up to demand.

I've been a "sideline investor"; looking at properties and determining if they are good deals for my area.

 :)But there's alot of cash on the sidelines that if you found a good park, got the contract (use MHU's 30 day DD kit) it's easy to find investors to put up the down and be a signor on the note and you take a 20% stake for finding the deal and helping to manage it.There you have it, a practical way to get into a park today with no or little cash

I think people are waiting on sidelines waiting for a huge bubble to burst and they;re going to be sorely disappointed if they don't start making some investments now.I'm not saying overpay for a non-cash flowing fixer.  

The fact that Omar (organizer) is so set against selling services as a side line impressed me.  

I started my career in real estate WATCHING prices skyrocket from the sidelines in 2008-2012.

Lots of cash on the sidelines. 

Eventually you will get to a point that watching from the sidelines is not enough for you.

NBD, there will be a deal come around; just stick to your numbers and wait on the sidelines for the next correction.no different than stock investing. when the DOW dropped 1000 points, I put $ out of my savings account into my personal Roth IRA 500 index fund. next day drops another 500 points.