The indirect impact will take years (substantially increased inflation, unstable stock market, rising taxes to pay for all this).One thing is certain, housing will be in demand.  

We have a lot of equity in our home, so we’re going to be able to pull out a substantial amount of capital.

This is a perfect week to remember that and to even write gratitude cards to those who have influenced us.

The home has been vacant for about 15 years and has deteriorated substantially since it was occupied.

The got to site and realized goi g to take substantially more time to comp etc.

The one practice I use in all of my and my clients' investments is Neighborhood Reinvestment, allowing us to guide real estate growth and cap the ceiling on pricing so that there is no outside influence that causes uncontrolled growth.

This ain't HGTV...jumping in with both feet without a substantial amount of personal development and even more study about the business will always be a mistake.

I am looking for properties across the country where I can afford them.Real Estate business today is largely influenced by systematic and judicious handling of the entire process.

I'm interested in using other people's money to brrrr properties, but my understanding is that these types of loans require a substantial cash reserve which I don't have :(  I can resolve that by selling my rental, however that is one of the two options I'm having trouble deciding between in order to move forward.  

However, as for me . . . value is determined by availability and demand, so unless interest rates spike, tons of new homes get churned out, or our world starts getting honest about the consequences of 9+ months of "will they won't they" like sheltering adherence it seems unlikely that prices will decrease substantially.