If you buy at this high point and the driving factor was investors, if the investors stop coming you may see a stubborn market that corrects or even crashes.I do think many markets are bloated and have been for some time.

Some have chosen to divert from the point he was attempting to make in order to respond with self-righteous statements of grandeur and non-judgement of others.FYI- proclaiming yourself above the use of a word instead of just responding to the question isn't just self-righteous, its also very telling.There is a difference between people being firm in their beliefs and self-righteous, there is nothing wrong with being firm and confident...but if you really are then you don't need the "Shut up and listen to me" attitude that turns if from one to the other.I have found VERY FEW who are arrogant and stubborn are also successful and if they are telling you flat out thats how they are with their attitude on display, you should thank them for not wasting your time.

The second main topic is buying investments in California is going to shrink only to buyers that must buy and are stubborn enough to stay in markets that are such high demand and are ok with say a 3% cap rate.

Sometimes a stubborn seller isn't really ready to let go right now---no matter WHAT they say.

I know David Greene is busy turning $2M houses in Oakland into $3M houses in Oakland, but I'm looking for bread and butter 3/1 rentals, and they're staying stubbornly high - sellers are holding out for 2021 situations even though there is slightly less demand at the moment.

I've heard stories (positive and negative) about stubborn negotiations, sales reps trying to plant bugs in clients ears about not using an agent, nice BTSAs, etc.

There were a couple of companies that approached her a few years ago but she was being stubborn and missed those deals. 

Las Vegas has had a stubbornly high unemployment rate.

I know that's a huge lift for a rookie but the numbers make a lot of sense to me and I've been called stubborn a time or two so I know I'll see it through. 

I'm stubborn, so it took me a long time to truly learn the high cost of doing so.