I agree- be patient. 

With my two decades in real estate, I've learned the importance of balancing potential gains with financial safety.

My Glamping venture has taught me this.  2)  Buy quality assets at below replacement cost.  3) Be Patient, and never extend yourself too much.  4) Assume the market will catch up, and be ready to zig when others zag.  

But, I agree that there is not enough chasing away or direct questioning of people who post questionable stuff, and I think it is easier to be just plain old mean from behind the safety of anonymity. 

I agree with @Marc Delgado: Hiring a US CPA will be much more safety even its cost is a little bit higher than other places however

JP Morgan once said MArkets exist to transfer wealth from the impatient to the patient

We had to pay the utilities directly to Baltimore City to stop the late fees from piling and have our credit affected.Maverick, on the other hand, continued to advise us to be patient.

Also, out of town patients would not be interested in a long-term rental. 

For my guest safety if a dog gets out. 3.

So you have to be patient.