I stick with BRRRR strategy and the only hiccup in that market is finding properties that can rent for a margin that justifies the time over the cost of taxes and a refinance loan primarily. 

If failures wrote books about it, we'd see how skewed our perceptions are.Millionaires were created during the major depression of the civil war as well as during the great depression not to mention all the bumps and hiccups in between.

Any hiccups and its a money loser.

Have you seen people having a go and temporarily have a hiccup?

We work alongside many of the large banks and the repossession properties are very attractive.Where have you invested?

But you're going to be out of pocket for every hiccup.

You could easily lose $100K or more if you have any hiccups.

Check this out: "Wolfram also foresees a day, perhaps in his lifetime, when his name will be enshrined alongside those of Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and Albert Einstein."

Deepending on the area of your investment, living along side your tenants may or MAY NOT be a great idea.

You can still put in clauses they let you out - you can even put in clauses that let them sell their home as normal - just give you the right to try and sell it along side of them - so they really have nothing to lose.