I am completely finished my 2022 tax return (requested an extension) and am at a standstill due to my CostSeg (property placed in service 2022/cost seg done that same year).

Not a stand still but certainly not what it was 2018-2022.

It rewards the one who moves when others stand still.

It's at a stand still there is not a lot a movement.  

Hello! I just did my first deal 4 months ago! I bought a duplex that I am currently house hacking. I live in the top unit with a roommate that I rent a room to. The bottom unit is a midterm rental that has been booked...

If the insurance is provided through federal means (think NFIP flood) then yes, it is at a complete standstill.

I have a rental property that I paid for using fha for about 200k and I owe 191k on it I want to be able to hold it long enough to build equity, get a heloc on it and buy another one maybe duplex tri plex etc. however this year I'm going to be at a stand still because I'm going to paramedic school which is a year and I'm saving up for my wedding because I am getting married shortly after.

I have a rental property that I paid for using fha for about 200k and I owe 191k on it I want to be able to hold it long enough to build equity, get a heloc on it and buy another one maybe duplex tri plex etc. however this year I'm going to be at a stand still because I'm going to paramedic school which is a year and I'm saving up for my wedding because I am getting married shortly after.

With current interest rates at 18%, and loans made at 10-12% in the 1977 - 1979 period containing due on sale clauses, the transfer of real property came to a virtual standstill.  

On top of that, many homeowners are sitting on super low interest rates, so unless they have to sell, they’re only going to consider top-dollar offers.It’s creating this weird standstill — not enough motivation to lower prices, but not enough affordability for buyers to jump either.