I always try to put myself in people's shoes.

We were in your same shoes a few months ago, (in Salt Lake City where real estate has been insane) except we are now under contract with our second investment property.

As long as you step into the original buyer's shoes and don't change anything, it might go a little faster.But there's no recipe for finding those.

Your area is hot for buyers and sellers as is the whole valley.Take those comish checks and save half of them for Real Estate." a little less clothes and shoes and a little for for your future".IF ONLY MY WIFE COULD DO THIS!!!

Frankly, if I were in your shoes I’d be targeting a single 4 plex in the Arcadia/Old Town area or 2 4 plexs in the Downtown Phoenix area.

How would you manage finances and investments if you were in my shoes?

@Brandon Roberts if I were in your shoes I’d buy your next house contingent on the sale of your current house.

Originally posted by @Jason Ridout:@Patrick Britton"hell, most realtors can't spell their name, tie their shoes, complete a sentence, or be anything but greedy, selfish, wanna-be professionals."

If you could see my shoes from 2016, you would know that you could fill them financially speaking.

That said, do you get the same feel for the market right now that there is a pullback while most wait for the other shoe to drop?