With the housing recession it was easier to pick up quality cash flowing properties.

Check out this chart that shows a where we are now and the dot com bust and the great recession that bottomed in 09.

We're in for a roller coaster ride, and dropping the fed fund rate will provide a temporary band-aid but will facilitate longer term problems, mainly inflation, that can only be fixed by raising rates back up and letting the recession run its course.

We are in a recession and the equity you have in your home today will decrease tomorrow.

But he was likely being over simplistic to make a point.If you purchased in 2006 during the boom, you could be just now breaking even in 2016 due to the intervening recession.  

The city I lived in during the Great Recession actually saw almost no dip in prices for multi-family properties, because the rental market became really strong during those years and rents actually went up in that city.

I included the URLs in the images in case you want to see the charts yourself, but a better option is to load the charts directly using this URL: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/categories/30823The graph above shows what we already know: home process have rebounded for the past 6 years or so since the fallout of the GR (great recession.)

Hi, so recently there was a 10-2 yield curve inversion signaling a recession in 12-18 months time frame.

Go ask any Realtor about big banks and homebuying post-recession.

Investors that allocate into places with good market indicators will fare much better in the looming recession and will avoid making an extremely costly mistake.