We are at an inflection point in the market.

It seems to have a big drop every 5-10 years, then comes back, but no one can reliably predict the inflection points.

The unprecedented internal dissent—two members voting against the hold for the first time since 1993—signals just how difficult this moment has become, with the September inflection point looming as industry leaders bet that rate cuts could revive residential markets where elevated mortgage rates have stalled activity.What's particularly telling is how trade uncertainty under the Trump administration is already manifesting in real-time business decisions.

I am at a similar inflection point where either I pull back or push through, which in my case means investing into some of the lead generation techniques you mentioned in order to be able to scale the business.

The Inflection PointWhat emerges from this data is a picture of a real estate market in fundamental transition.

Too high of price point may be good for appreciation but there is an inflection point that rents no longer track linearly with home price.

They attempted to force and NDA to prevent the client from being able to share experiences, when refused, they tried on multiple times to express that they were losing money because the BBB complaint, never recognizing or accepting that the problem was the cause of their employee, and rather than fulfill their promises, they spent their efforts shifting blame to the client for taking actions, instead of taking action internally with the employee for putting them on the position of losing money, totally ignoring the losses the client was experiencing due to their false promises and failed promises, and intentional inflection of harm.

Seriously impressive hustle.It sounds like you’re at a great inflection point: already invested in a deal, scouting new markets like TN and NC, and considering flipping or building a small wholesaling team.

he sees an inflection point potentially in the late 2030s when this all comes together... 

There is definitely an inflection point for purchase price to appreciation.