Originally posted by @Daniel Muhlberger:@Eric Bilderback I’m new here after seeing the hype, I am taking my test this Friday, all I see in BP is a lot of people trying to either sell books or sell themselves.

I generally agree with your assessment, but do you think that with all of the capital floating around combined with all the hype surrounding real estate there’s a possibility of continued price appreciation/cap rate compression from investors willing to pay more for the same NOI?

"Don't believe the hype" and make a business decision based on your skill set, interests, and goals.

If  they take the bait and already purchase, calling and telling me they thought it was a C class area by the hype it is clearly too late!! 

The hype over free or canceled rent, CDC stops all evictions, and all the other exaggerated headlines are just not true.

Ignore the hype, check your emotions at the gate and invest smart and you'll have it in the bag.

The coronavirus is being over hyped by the media way beyond what it is. the vast majority of this has to do with oil and Saudi Arabia.

The SJW's are just puppets whose thoughts are carefully molded by by the advertisers (both the radical and the armchair variety SJW).Don't miss seeing the forest for the trees in this Media hyped "SJW Landlords are bad" thing (they want people to focus on the carefully selected trees they are Advertising).Just my 2 cents. 

So who fell for the hype and who resisted?

Just be aware that often hype is literally just that, and if your target is long term buy and hold you can expect the hype to wear off pretty much anywhere over a 20 year hold.