Even if the market rebounded and went up 10x after the down turn.......so how does that help you when you lost your CONFIDENCE and sold in the fire sale!  

If prices drop, then wait for them to rebound.

In 2024 we are seeing a strong rebound as the market purged the excess supply (at least in our primary market - Tampa) and purged a lot of investors who likely should have never been in the market. 

Financing for hotels is barely starting to rebound.

I would use about 200K to get me into as many creative finance deals as I can.......i.e. sub to and owner finance.....and lease option them and just cashflow until market rebounds......money now, money monthly and money later

And I do believe NYC will rebound in time. 

From what I can tell, Detroit is in a long-term rebound.

My risk appetite steers me away from storm impacted houses, especially on the rebound of Florida's HOI issues.

If anything, the Mississippi Coast has aggressively grown to rebound from Katrina. 

Probably the best place in the state to have owned during the downturn.there were times were big investment houses would not buy NPN  in MI  OH and a few other states.. they were toxic assets.. we see a nice rebound now in Detroit and its nice to see that happen.. so wishing for a replay or recession that would cause real estate values to go down significantly so that a few can pick up deals..