I will reiterate a very commonly used phrase "don't waste a good crisis".

In my experience “locking up the contract” with certain phrases does not work well.

You can throw all these fancy words and phrases at me.

And if you ever listen to Rod Khleif's podcast, he makes clear how he got his "butt kicked" (his phrase) in 2008, but lived to fight another day. 

@Alexander PhippenThat's where the phrase don't burn your bridges came from.

when I hear the phrase "live below your means" I always think of it as you need to look at your budget and decide where you want to be According to your own finances.

I love the phrase but deep in my heart I never felt that buying a house for $30,000 and selling it the next day for $60,000 was really benefiting the seller.

And he coined my favorite phrase of all time - "My silent partner Uncle Sam"

There is the phrase “Covid comps” which might apply here, although I’m sure if we ranked #1 per Realtor.com there was already some research that exceeds mine on the subject.

I want to just clarify a couple phrases and claims that are made online (mainly social media) where someone invests passively or actively into a syndication and then claims these units are theirs.