Quote from @John Carbone: Quote from @Edward Kanive: Quote from @John Carbone: Quote from @Edward Kanive: Quote from @John Carbone: Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan: Quote from @Edward Kanive: Just follow the fed, when they are cutting and stimulating there is a floor on assets, when they are trying to break things be liquid.   

They’re praying for 3x fed rate cuts this year, to stimulate refi’s and new buyers.

Of course your plan will be different but this might stimulate something.

You need to understand your intention with time, and find something that stimulates enough that you can control with money.

It will likely be accompanied by lower interest rates, with Feds bringing them down to stimulate growth post apocalypses, which will further increase the affordability of houses.

Our government officials are playing whack-a-mole with the economy...they massively overstimulated it and now are aggressively anti-stimulating it. 

Real estate investing is a business in its own right, which stimulates you to develop a whole range of business and personal skills like planning, project management, communication, admin, self-discipline, action orientation, etc.

Everything else stimulates the local econony.

We put up with small spaces, rude encounters (not all the time but it's bound to happen), higher prices for most things and lots of other negatives (noise and dirt come to mind) because it's an incredibly fun, exciting, interesting and stimulating place to be - and to live- if you can make it work.  

We had a wonderful mix of the more and less experienced which creates wonderful opportunities to learn from hard-earned lessons as well as stimulate new ways of thinking about ideas that perhaps we take for granted.I'd like to summarize some of the take-homes about the group format: We're going to aim for meeting on the third Monday of the month from 6:30 - 8:30... and I noticed I already have a deviation from that for the month of May, when we'll be meeting on May 13.