In some major cities, new regulations have erased a massive number of listings almost overnight.

I'm going to coin it: BRRSSBRR - Buy, Rehab, Rent, Split, Sell, Build, Rent, RepeatIt's one of the few strategies that can actually work for cash flow or massive profit in Boise with the current market and interest rates.

I’m confident she’s drawing a massive unemployment check and receiving government welfare too.

Financially, emotionally, relationally.But here’s the crazy part…No one’s really talking about what they learned.Some folks have gone silent.Others are still acting like it’s 2021.Meanwhile, behind the scenes:Deals are bleeding cashLenders are backing awayInsurance costs are explodingOperators are quietly scramblingHere’s what we’ve had to navigate — and none of this is theory:- Loan maturity issues- Capital calls (fun times…)- Deed-in-lieu negotiations- Rescue capital and complex structures- Exit plans under massive pressure- Forced salesWe’ve taken our share of hits.

It could mean massive improvement in cash flow and affordability.

They have been hit hard by the interest rate hikes over the past year, along with a massive insurance premium increase and are trying to refinance the project, which may take a considerable amount of time to do.

If you're in a high tax bracket, and especially if you own NNN commercial properties with strong net income and few deductions, a cost seg can unlock massive savings.

There will be a massive wealth transfer from the baby boomers to retirement care or to a younger and smaller generation.  

This speaks back to the "Law of Buffet"; Time IN the market beat's TIMING the market! 

I'd say listen to Buffet and get into a low-low cost ETF or Index fund pegged on the S&P 500.