We're so insulated to recession though it's not really a market where there are blow your mind deals during hard times.. on the other hand, that's the reason you buy here! 

Buy at the peak and then go cashflow negative into a recession and you could get wiped out. 

Old enough to have started just around the recession of 2008/09. 

During the last recession, homes that went for 246k in the same area were selling in 2010-2011 for 105k.

Personally I have stayed away from STR because it can be a volatile investment during recessions regardless of the reason.

But know that now would be a great time to begin looking at ways to turn the looming market recession into a positive for myself so I’m looking to connect and bounce ideas and knowledge off of like minded people.

But, if they are already about to go broke, then they were going to go broke when the next recession (or nasty eviction in regular times, for that matter) came up anyways.

It is a very sad thing to think about, but thousands of deaths might mean thousands of homes added to inventory.As we enter a recession in such a major appreciation market, SFH prices will probably fall.

I fear this is what makes a recession a depression...I’m just a number cruncher, so what do I know lol.

My BRRRRs that I bought during the recession only truly cashflow a touch over $225/door with 35% LTV.