And more states are jumping in for the sales tax. (2) postal delivery costs have gone up a lot and will continue to rise; (3) slowing delivery - those one day delivery will never come back even after the pandemic.

Please give me deep links.

If you aren't concentrated in one region of the country, you're less likely to get wiped out by a regional black swan event (weather event, economic slow-down, etc.)Operator: There are a lot of good syndicators out there, there are a lot of bad ones.

Up and coming market, large properties in this area, multi-family property, high cap rate and we purchased it at deep discount.

I breathed deep, no sinus pressure...I get a hunch that maybe it was the medicine.

If it is slow out there you may be sitting on this property for some time, paying taxes and other bills along the way. 

The second you lower the price, it ensures that you're going to slow the process down while buyers wait for the next price drop ("how low will he go?").  

Lastly, I found that people are slow to make a decision or commitment when they are locked into it forever no matter how good an investment might be.  

My suggestion would be to take a deep breath and let it go.

I am starting to become frustrated as the market shows no signs of slowing down at least here in the northern Bay Area.