I never thought i would be able to sell it for as much as i am being told, however based on what i could make i am thinking about selling and using that money to try and buy a multi family soon or in the upcoming recession.

I thought about it myself, I am just worried to do it now since it’s seems like we r going into a recession 

So that means preparing for recessions, having reserves, and living with your financial projections. 

Whats interesting is last year i remember Ray Dalio had warned about a potential recession.

If recession hits and real estate markets decrease, what areas do you predict will do the best?

@Remington Lyman job and population growth in South FL will also be strong (outside of a recession) as EVERYONE from the Northeast continues to move here in droves.   

We enjoy living here much more than I ever expected - I'd even say I love it here - but at the same time there always seems to be a bit of underlying concern over the growth, when the next recession is going to hit, and sustainability in general.

I’m not convinced we will be seeing low rates like these once we eventually pull out of this recession.

There have been multiple court decisions in MA related to foreclosures since the great recession that make underwriters hesitant to insure title to recently foreclosed property, particularly ones that may still be occupied by the Borrower. 

The estimated renovated appraisal came in at $155k but that was at the beginning of the recession and when I actually refi who knows if the housing market will continue to tank.