A small percentage of us were good at converting them, but only when you have systems and a team in place to respond and react in a moment.

There are the guys who will sell that buy as soon as it reacts to the upside green.

This falls into the category of wait and see, you and your son have not done anything wrong yet, and the landlord has not reacted to the nonpayment of some tenants, so there is nothing for you to respond to yet. 

Working for a backup will tell you if you're over reacting and give you options. 

I have around 20% equity in my home and am looking to lock in the HELOC before the market reacts in a major way to the current COVID-19 situation. 

I don't know how a bank will react if the answer is they are going to re-lend it to their inexperienced nephew just out of college who just moved into town to invest in real estate with no experience. 

It will definitely be interesting to see how the market reacts in the coming weeks and months.

How we react in difficult times is what they will remember when it comes time to prioritize their responsibilities to pay the rent. 

While the big blow has yet to hit, I'm curious to hear how everyone on here is reacting to this shift.Does anyone have ongoing flip projects that have come to a halt?

How do sellers react when finding out you're just selling the contract to another investor/buyer?