However, sometimes you have to take a big step back and look at where you are trying to pinch pennies and appreciate whether it's holding you back from being able to move forward.  

Among other things it guarded against a 'pinched' passage way.stephen--------------Originally posted by @Johann Jells:Originally posted by @Stephen S.

I read that the servicers are the ones being pinched with no money coming in with the obligation of paying the investor. 

An alternate version might sound something like this, "I've pinched and saved my entire life.

COVID-19 has reinforced this belief of mine - those who were already stretched due to other debt REALLY felt the pinch when tenants stopped paying, or were simply unable to pay due to lack of employment.

I don't know that much about your specific situation, but when you aren't hyperleveraged you usually have some options available in a pinch.

Immocation has some good YouTube videos on real estate investment but take their advise with a pinch of salt.

Too risky for them for the MAJORITY of people that come to them with deals that are overpriced and they'd be over leveraged.With PML, as long as YOU are buying right, secured loan, maybe even a personal guaranty for your lender and have plenty of equity incase **** hit the fan, you could still sell the house in a pinch and at minimum be able to fully pay off your PML so you keep that relationship and trust.

Are these investors feeling the pinch?  

Sometimes I think I should Just go with the gut instinct for the first time and get pinch in the face to learn better because waiting doesn't keep me close to do action.Thanks,Ali Are you looking local?