I literally said "I feel like the majority of the people on here will tell you there's no better time to buy" and then gave a contrary opinion to that stating you should do your research.

When I contacted her, she told me that her gas has not been working for 5 days and that she hasn’t been able to stay at her apartment (which was “literally 65 degrees”per her complaint).

And thanks for the compliment on the stove--literally every guest and contractor who walks into the space comments on it, so it was worth going a bit wild with it for the increased curb appeal.

You can literally buy your long term wealth so long as you have the down payment and closing costs, have a debt ratio that is workable to start with and have a decent credit score, usually a 660 or higher. 

The flipside of the argument is that you don't want to invest and literally lose the "roof over you head."  

Literally, $1.

That is putting pressure on lower priced homes, which investors are also seeking out.A "good deal" literally means something different to each buyer/investor, so without knowing what that means to you and your goals and exit strategy, it would be hard to tell you where to look.

Now let's talk about contractors.Hiring contractors requires a sword and shield...metaphorically. or hell, literally if you feel cool enough lol.

I know "passive" isn't literally passive, but, . . . 

I sit here literally knowing the feeling your having now and mine was just a year ago.