This is meant to articulate that over time, the market averages out and drives a solid return and for that reason, you need to have the ability to stay in the market after a large drop.This is where the benefit of diversifying, especially in real estate, comes into play.

Pros:  summer is coming and prices/ARV may remain solid due to people needing to move under almost any circumstances.

Trying to grow a long term portfolio of rentals as a way to build a solid monthly cash flow and long term wealth.

There are a lot of assets and companies that are solid, cash-flow, and value-add right now and they are getting unfairly beaten up. 

Healthy economy and solid growth, yet attainable prices for newbies.

Therefore, if you purchase a performing note because of solid payment histories, that could all be thrown out the window relatively quickly.

I'm wondering if anyone has a solid way around this? 

I really value the opportunity to talk to many different investors and know I’m not alone :) Anyways I wanted to just give a small little update on what I’m doing at the moment and hopefully get some advice if I should be doing something different or if I’m going down the right path.So the last 2 weeks I’ve really been focusing on talking to different loan officers trying to get a solid quote on what kind of rate and loan type I could get on a 2-4 unit multifamily property and I’ve made some good progress.

Your income currently is pretty solid, do you have any savings you can dedicate to investing?

Looks solid!