Or I am thinking you might actually be a Marco ran burner account trying to change public sentiment and trying to get everyone to move on from suing him (you, Marco on your burner) lol.

sentiment since virtually everything has crashed at some point.

Only those (typically accredited investors) and those with ability to pay off the loan quickly, should attempt Subject To and I for one have always maintained that sentiment.

But every investor will have to assess their risk tolerance.I agree with your sentiment about avoiding syndications.

I agree with all sentiments.

The job market starts showing cracks, which will drive consumer sentiment, which will drive GDP.

Have to echo the sentiment that being adaptive and niche is the key in the market, and that affordability is the main issue, even here in the investor space, if you aren't offering something at an affordable price for the market or asset you are offering, there's little "value" there. 

Painful.Seems like my sentiment was funneled through what I think a wise market to be in is, I meant a hold will (typically) weather better than a flip in a correction because you have an additional exit strategy but intended to cashflow until the market comes back up.

My aim is to gain a better understanding of the current sentiment among note holders.

Hey @Marc Shin, to sum up the sentiments I've seen on the thread so far, what you put into it is what you will get out of it....