., so there is always new blood to arrive as those who have cashed out, or spun out, drift away.In the context of 50-100 years compared to other global cities, I don't take the "exodus" talk too seriously here b/c as soon *you* or *I* don't see value in it, someone younger, or more enterprising arrives and does see value in it.

The more blood and sweat he has in it, the easier you'll get him on board with you :) Best of luck!

@Yesenia Charles, You've spent time and effort and blood to build. 

I know you want to believe these tricksters when they tell you they have all of the answers and can guarantee you are going to be successful in real estate, but they can't.I have my literal blood sweat and tears in my first couple of properties that my husband and I did.

The listing agent you need to be aware of is the one who smells blood when a buyer submits an offer on behalf of themselves, because they know multiple ways to take advantage of that buyer without them ever even knowing it.

You can not get blood from a rock, nor truth from john C. 

I told my husband it's going to be blood in the streets soon.

USA is like a prune at this point still covered in leaches draining what drops of blood are left, with the Fed popping in whole-blood IV's.

She is not getting him plastic surgery, its blood transfusions!  

Once real estate is in your blood, you can't get it out.Definitely take a break from working with clients, focus on building some more rentals and maybe have fun with some flips.