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I see your point with the equity building as a form of income which I guess it is but what are you going to do when the housing market crashes and your equity gets cut in half?

Just gonna cut and paste it as it arrived in my inbox minus the direct contact info as that is against BP rules:This message came in today from the Executive Director of the Flagler Humane Society...Just checking to see if you might know of any dog friendly housing available.

I also noticed there were seemingly 'deals' to be had on craigslist.Also like anyone hindsight 20/20 -- Wish I had purchased everything in sight ~ 2012 lol -- I just hope I dont buy and recieve another 2008 tier crash.

I feel that everything in my area is selling for top dollar right now and some realtors feel like the market is gonna crash soon so I'm fearful of not being able to sell it once I finish flipping it and be stuck with it.

The risk is that, if this doesn't occur in time, the market itself will "sort out" the issues on its own and arrive at an equilibrium that is far from what most (or all) stakeholders would prefer.

It's critically important that you examine the underwriting and assumptions made in arriving at any particular performance projection to see if the projections make sense and are reasonably achievable. 

The container has already arrived and the flights are booked.

OR investing in high yield, low volatility property that is a little more crash-safe while you wait for the market to be more opportune for an appreciation play.

I own a home I bought during the crash that's already a bit big for me.