But selling your investments could be a knee-jerk reaction that you will possibly regret a year or two from now when the dust starts to settle. 

Lots of emotional psychological reaction instead of logic. 

All those that posted to get a lawyer I understand that knew jerk reaction however that is just spending more money than its worth a lawyer could end up costing her more than she could get back... there are no attorney fee provisions in the contracts.

I thought this was something that would help in my REI career, but after talking to a couple people and seeing the reactions of others on BP forums, I have chosen to not spend that time resource.

Huh, looks like people decided to NOT sell as reaction to high rates. 

My initial reaction is that going "big" (buying large multi-unit property) has several benefits.

My wife and I have already discussed what our reaction might be if we do get cash calls from any of our syndications/funds and while we would look at each situation in detail, it's likely we would refuse.

Sounds like an over reaction to me.

Depends on how many days it takes to follow them home.Get pics too, and maybe they do it just to get a reaction from the renter(???)

This means your available reaction time is also cut down.You should be able to see and control (with proper market analysis), the next 4 - 5 years...in 1 -2 year increments.