So just curious about others having crazy experiences-In 2010 I was looking for my first post-divorce house as a single dude after apartment living for 2 years. I found the perfect house- 4/2, 2000 sq ft, great newer ...

of coarse he’s going to steer you toward the stock market roller coaster rather than solid real assets .

Its been quite the roller-coaster ride to say the very least.I have also been in the process of building a local Meetup group of BP members and that has been a great experience.

I'm not willing to take the 40-45% hit by withdrawing money from IRA and I don't want to deal with all the headaches of investing in RE via an IRA, easy decision to leave it in the market.The market is an emotional roller coaster, it's gets much easier with experience but it definitely has a small affect on my daily mood.  

With crazy high interest rates being driven by global deflation and here to stay for a while, expert a roller coaster in real estate every 18 years.

Just want to put things in perspective on why some of us west coasters are jumping all over a 6% cap rate. 

Bump for the west coasters getting out of bed, or anyone else who wants to post :-)

Lots of work goes into it so be ready for at least a 6 months to a year roller coaster. 

Hi all- my very first deal, and it's been a roller coaster.

How to  manage the  psychological roller coaster of investing in real estate with no drugs.