Was listed. back then it was a printed Homes book that would come out once per month for the MLS.

Never mind I just read the fine print saying it's only if you pay annually.  

Pretty bold statement given that they are a nationwide lender.

We need a significantly below print to reverse course.

Many ppl don't realize that a lot of the gains in the stock market and real estate have been fueled by the Fed's money printing. 

Print out something that is on the market now and pencil out what you would do with the deal.

Then, pursue the warranty parts or replacement on the broken faucet on your own time - when the parts get there, install the parts, test the faucet at home, and then put it on the shelf as a spare.Also, read the fine print on the warranty. 

I have a section where you can fill in the boxes and print all types of forms 3.e offer.

If we invest at the right place at the right time with the right strategy, it is a money printing system.

Plus if the market does crash, it will be harder to get loans, most people will be even more scared to buy than they are now, interest rates may be higher, and everything will probably be more difficult in terms of management, placing quality tenants with good income, etc. so unless you're an experienced cash buyer willing to make bold moves in a down market, with an uncanny ability to time the market perfectly, and have large reserves to continue riding out the storm if it continues longer than anticipated, then you probably won't actually succeed at buying at the bottom anyway.