If that's true, those who bought homes in the last several months when the market was white hot might find themselves upside down.In fact, they say that the housing recession is here: "Painfully high inflation and rising borrowing costs have proven to be a lethal combination for the housing market, forcing potential buyers to pull back on spending.

It pains me to refinance my initial mortgage and double my current rate, but I can't think of how else I can pay off my expensive HELOC.

It’s one of the major pain points as to why someone will sell you a building at a significant discount.

There is a reason for that, they have unlimited ammunition.most stocks are down 50 percent from highs already, indexes down 20 percent, there’s almost no pain in the markets, no bankruptcies.. business as usual.

I'm working on a CRM/data software to address a number of pain points I've found with other platforms, both residential and commercial.

Purchased 2nd vacation home in DE, and sold rental home in PA in 2022. 

A horrible investment but you can always do it for virtue signaling or to feel good.

As many times as you want to pay the thousands in fees and go through the pain. 

Buying at the peak and watching things get closer to underwater over the coming months of a recession would be painful. 

Quote from @Robert McCormick: Hi Robert,I am not a Broker, but if you are an introvert, pushing yourself to go out of that shelter bubble will be painful, but do-able.Maybe get hypnosis to make you more extroverted and less introverted.Maybe look into attending a live Tony Robbins business event vs personal.Maybe go to Dental School (in San Antonio), it's a good job for an introverted person that pays well.Do other brokers out there think that making 1 sale per month is a realistic achievable goal for a new guy.How long would someone have to be in the business to make 1 sale a month?