Hi Everyone,I am curious on everyones feedback as well as individual experiences on the effect of a real estate crash on a buy and hold investor, and some of the things such an investor could do to pivot in preparation for and during difficult economic times.

Any alteration, change or modification of or to this Note, In order to become effective, shall be made by written instrument executed by both the Lender and the Borrower.SIGNATRES AND NOTARIZATION BELOW--------------I showed this to my attorney, not specialized in REI, and she said it's missing a ton of other aspects.

@Andrew Martin I am currently in the same place you are, in that I need capital to be effective in my deals.  

I have determined a price but I would like some advice on the best way to submit an offer to all of them (effectively).

Know the legal rules of that area that may effect your value.  

That being said, I am skeptical about the income stated, as most of the listings I viewed indicate "Gross Potential Income" instead of effective income.

So your effective cost of capital is close to zero.

It is a very powerful tool, which most people don't use as effectively as they could.

In theory, yes, but the rates are still extremely high so effectively all purchases would have to be in cash to make sense.

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