In Fayetteville, NC That is great but seems EXTREMELY optimistic trending towards unrealistic.

Originally posted by @Kai Sato-Franks:@Brian Geiger I don’t disagree with Ramsey on buying in cash but it just seems unrealistic for a lot of people (like me).

If half of the 7% forebearance housholds get forclosed on (which is an unrealistic high assumption, thye have equity and can sell, get a check at closing) that means we will jump from 1% distressed sales to 4.5%.

The original plan was to try to get one by April when my apartment lease is up, but that is starting to seem a little unrealistic for a lot of reasons.

Insurers can also assume unrealistic building costs. 

If they had those genes all would be constantly fighting for territory (includes food) and the right to mate.Most of our cousins in the primate family are content to sit and watch someone else call the shots (provide jobs etc.) and tell them what to do.To think if everyone applied him/herself we would all be capitalistic billionaires is .... unrealistic just as thinking that everyone given handouts will never escape such dependency.

He also doesn’t think it’s a good time to jump in due to High DOM in the area and unrealistic inflated pricing so I’m still learning.

I agree - the market seems to be crazy now and without a cash offer it might be unrealistic for me to find something matching the 70% rule.

Lived there for 2 years recently and loved it but the cost of living is just out of control, making long term residency completely unrealistic.

I'm starting to wonder if I am being unrealistic in this market or not analyzing the properties properly.