What I'm saying is that nobody has a crystal ball.

How can we get this ball moving or is it just to continue what we are doing?

There’s gotta be a soft ball carpet and paint lurking out there somewhere. 

I would think it would not be cost effective to heat your house with heat pumps at that temperature. 

Paying off your debts and learning as much as you can is a great way to get the ball rolling. 

Informed tenant about rent increase to $1300 (she was not having any hike for last 2 years and waiting on confirmation).I was eyeing this property for a while and made some low ball offers around 125K, but the seller would not budge.

I do not know which route to take or which is the best for a first time.So what I’m asking is this: what’s the most moderately risky real estate investment to make for your first time to get the ball rolling so you reap a return enough to have some stay in the bank and enough to put towards the next thing?

Of course, Spring brings a lot of water and crazy swings in temperature.

I don’t have a crystal ball, but I do think there will be some foreclosures that take place in the second half of the year, possibly in the fourth quarter of 2021 or maybe in the first quarter of 2022.

They want the agent to write multiple low-ball offers with no compensation for doing so...