Like the sideliners, who are waiting for the market to crash - and don't realize that if buying scares you now, you won't buy when blood is in the streets.Renters are the biggest losers.

I may be wrong but I'm not smelling blood in the water and interest rate increases are already squeezing profit margin and making houses that would have cash flowed last year losers today and bigger losers tomorrow.  

is the same thing as "Trying to Get Blood from a Stone!"

An example of a genetic disease in U.S. black people, which can cause them to spend money, in dealing with it, is sickle-cell anemia, in which red-blood cells elongate in the blood-flow vessels.

I come from an investor family, so it was in my blood and I knew it was the path I wanted to take.

You have received a reply from the most reputable person in the real estate industry and the most trusted and admired Bigger Pockets contributor.Someone that has known first hand how I operate and has played a huge part on putting my company on the map.Someone that has no problems calling me out if/when I'm wrong.So for all reading, I think Jay's words speak enough volume.With your negative reviews blasted across every known Ohio Cashflow and Oz Realty review platform, it doesn't seem like you are taking responsibility so I disagree.You are out for blood and that's fine.You can have as much of mine as you want if it makes you "survive" and feel better.As someone that wears his heart on his sleeve and bleeds for the business and our investors I'm happy to take 100% responsibility.I have NEVER done what you have and would NEVER do what you have.There are others ways to resolve such matters.You could have approached me privately but "No".You waited to sell the property and the day it sold you went on this rampage...Reading our correspondence over my gut was telling me the same to not work with you.Below are some of your comments from a few years ago.It's such a shame it has come to this.This conversation becomes more and more absurd as it continues: I lost $15,800 buying a property from you.

Off of cholesterol and off of blood pressure medication.   

The one thing I have found out is never say "I may" "I might " because to customers this sounds like a contract written in blood.

Valuable lesson to the son in law and the CEO investor will likely still be willing to work with you in the future.It's a tough situation and makes my blood boil hearing someone screwing over family and one I would probably want to have a heart to heart with the person first.

Why sell to a big corp, when you've got 15 other warm-blooded families trying to buy your house from you.Interesting reading the original Bloomberg article, and you can see ReAlpha intends to fractionalize ownership of these SFR's turned STR's... almost like a distributed REIT using STR's...