A lot better. Financially its been a home run 4 years.

Depends what asset class of real estate.

Housing is exploding price wise in a lot of areas all over.

it's all subjective at the end of the day ey

I'm always good but that's just my views on life tbh

doubt anything could rock me at this stage of my life even if I went broke

even If i lost everything I could still do what I want when I want

edit : as I long as I am healthy that is

I am a lot better, it’s been a good 4 years all things consider

Targeting cheap (~100k) condos in/around spring valley... Hoping they'll come down 20%+ in the next year or so

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Because prior to COVID the economy was on fire and there was a severe lack of inventory. I sold my extra house in May of last year to the first person that walked through it for 15% over asking. You'd hear endless stories about people with 30+ competing offers, all over asking price on day 1.

I think that inventory problem still exists for single family homes in nicer areas, but what if the analysts are right and people are about to default on their mortgages in large numbers?

Knowing what the rental market looks like right now though, I think you'd be a fool to buy anything as an investment property without a serious price correction first. Buying anything commercial is financial suicide. Parking has never been easier in downtown Milwaukee.

Can't complain about health, mind or wealth.

Bit tired due to the political climate (local, foreign and international), something I suspect I'm not alone in. On the plus side, being an Americanophile and nerd regarding US history finally paid off at lunch conversations everywhere.

Yes. Some rich relatives died. I worked hard for it, though. Had to wait like twenty years because theyvhad excellwnt healthcare plans.