That's not smart.As far as the potential of missing a great deal, that's short term thinking. 

There is going to be short term volatility You can always buy real estate, but you can't always sell, as we are experiencing now.

Feel free to direct message me so we can connect and discuss more in detail your scenario.  

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I just can't imagine this advice working.I give out free a thorough sub to training with complete examples of ALL docs and how to fill the contract out and added verbage to get the seller to initial.   

Just to add mate, the biggest and best turnkey providers even sold for above fair market value.But the market was moving so much that in short time the property was worth more.Looking back, we should have done the same but I didn't believe Toledo would catch up so quickly.Which it did.I laugh now at what prices we sold some properties for.It is what it is...

Feel free to shoot me a DM any time.  

I contacted him and will be switching carriers/agents shortly, the coverage is better, and the savings is nothing to sneeze at. 

If you want to chat about your specific portfolio and investment strategy, feel free to DM us.

Are you looking for long-term or short-term/mid-term?