I remain eternally confused as to why a wholesaler would approach any investor with a deal that is at 90% of after repair value hoping to be successful. What kind of koolaid are wholesalers drinking nowadays?

If you buy now, and the market dips, it's true you could see a loss of equity if you chose to sold during that dip. 

And recent headlines about prices dipping in some areas are making some people believe it’s just a matter of time before there’s a bigger drop.

One of the guys from Triple Dip Flip, the A&E show, in a recent video says they lost over $500,000 with the properties the were working with. 

I'm concerned Fundrise is attempting to inflate the yield of the eREITs due to lack of income generated distributions in the form of dividends or capital gains?

Prices dip, motivation skyrockets, and FEMA money starts flowing.

There’s a bit of a dip in winter, but it’s not too dramatic.

You can't buy what's not for sale, and there's a lot more for sale," Reffkin said.Let’s look at May’s numbers:Available Homes Increase — May saw 14,673 active listings, a 17.4% increase year-over-year and a 10% jump from April.Prices Hold Steady — The median home price was $449K, down 1.6% from May 2024 and unchanged from last month.Market Pace Picks Up — Homes spent an average of 57 days on the market, 19 days less than April and only 9 days more than last year.Buyer Interest Surges — Pending sales climbed 16.1% year-over-year, suggesting that many are ready to act even as closed sales slipped 3.8%.Supply Remains Solid — Months of inventory dipped slightly to 5.0, up 1.0 month from last year and down less than 1 month from April.Market Snapshot — Over 14,000 homes are on the market, selling for an average of 94.6% of the original list price; Realty Austin Compass listings achieved 98.1% of their original list price and sold 17 days faster than the MLS average.

Generally I'd agree and I'm sure they only show the successful ones, but the idea is still good.One of the guys from Triple Dip Flip, last night on Youtube said they lost $500,000 doing the flips but A & E didn't want the public to know.

Yields across the curve edged lower, with the 10-year Treasury yield dipping to 4.37% on Monday, reflecting a modest rally in longer-duration assets.