I ride those bike paths weekly.

Quite a wild ride the last few years.Im not surprised about Sacramento, lots of super commuters go to Bay area, there's been quite a few layoffs in tech.

Others are holding on, hoping to ride it out, but every delay makes the margin for error thinner.So here’s my question to the community:In this market, are you putting more emphasis on preserving liquidity over chasing equity gains?

If anyone would like to take me along for the ride that would be great!! 

With a syndication as an LP, you write a check, and hold on for the ride. 

There's a lot to take in and I'm trying my best - I won't be pursuing any flips for a few more months yet (unless something really jumps at me or I actually get an answer on my hail mary contract emails) but determining the cost of repairs or modernization and finding properties that need some TLC but not major reno and estimating costs is my hurdle.

When I say "flip", I don't mean properties, I mean "cash".When you flip, the property is just the vehicle your cash rides to get from one deal to the next. 

Let that appreciate until you can hit the former points, if it depreciates(very possible in short-term) ride it out, because if you can't ride it out you definitely cannot ride a highly levered/highly illiquid investment like RE.I am giving you billion-dollar strategy advice here.

I sent her a Hail Mary email.

If you did allow her to install with conditions, she pays, and she must provide a workable over-ride key for the landlord.