Maybe you listened to a podcast with the title "Here is how a 2 year old got 3000 deals only making 10 cold calls", and that inspired you to drop all logic intelligence and common sense and you blindly adapted this as "truth". 

If anyone is interested in talking over the phone, drop me a message.

I’m closing in on a home in 30days an wondering if it’s worth paying a high mortgage payment with interest of 6 percent or higher , I was told to hold at 6 an then refinance once it drops. 

With interest rates being high should I wait to see a drop or should I get the best rate I can possibly get now .

I was outbid on a unit in this building a few months ago, and I was so excited to see the price drop on this owner sell that I jumped on it, right around Christmas.  

You will have to drop the price significantly to entice someone to buy it.

If you use a 10% CAGR for 30 years you get $5.2 million ... drop that down to 7% to account for inflation, you end with $2.3 million.

Please drop me an email  so we can discuss how I can best help you.Cheers,Joanne

And the other concern of course is that the rents drop and not being able to get out on a negatively cash flowing property.

At that point the second must either drop his lien or the pay off the first mortgage.