That probably doesn't include bad operators, people who paid way too much right before the crash, etc.  

Should I cash out refi $177000 and buy rentals or cash out refi and hold cash until a crash.

Should I cash out refi $177000 and buy rentals or cash out refi and hold cash until a crash.

My first piece of advice is to get a crash course or cram class.

We worked with a real estate agent to purchase it at the bottom of the crash in 2008; he was awesome.

Please tell me that you can perform at $350, it's just that it will simply be undesirable, unpleasant and painful, not impossible.

It provides owners with, at minimum, a 30-day buffer in case something goes wrong with your tenant, as well as a reasonable sum to properly make repairs without having to get into potentially unpleasant or drawn-out exchanges with recently departed tenants.Conduct Regular Property VisitsEven when you have a phenomenal tenant occupying your rental property, it is a good idea to conduct regular property inspections.

Besides, a stock can crash and you money disappears with it.

The market crashed in 2008, but it came back. 

He was impolite, unpleasant, and blunt, but that's just his personality and tone.