Our strips were exterior so no extreme actions but that’s what I suspect.

I have consumed vast amounts of content ranging from books, periodicals, newsletters, while also listening to over 1000’s of hours of podcasts and webinars.

Keep in mind that ARMs do help banks more than most consumers. 

It seems like a lot of people are held from taking action due to risk of potential crash.

The tenants age or how long they've lived there means zero, the only things that matter are the actions that lead to the eviction notice 

Hi @Robert Sadra, probably the best course of action would be talking to an attorney about what would be most appropriate for your specific situation and goals.  

But as with anything else if you're quick to take action you can find a deal!

I am in the process of pursuing legal action against this contractor and plan to ban together with as many of the other subcontractors and investors who he has harmed in this way as well. 

Try breaking down what it is that is causing you to experience 'fear' in taking action.Try setting yourself smaller commitments that will get you towards your goal and list out what the risks are and how you might mitigate them.An example of a commitment would be to make x offers per week on target propertiesBreaking down a risk might be something like-Risk - target rents not achieved-Action/Mitigation - analyze comps to give you more confidence in the rental rates, model the deal more conservatively so that you can see if it works with lower ratesetc.Do a bit of research and I am sure that you can find lots of actionable help on how to overcome fear of taking action.

@Connor Koehler, congrats on taking action and narrowing down your focus to a market and asset class.