And that happened before the crash, so I don't know if I could pull it off again.

You'll see the hedge funds slap all these properties into derivatives and them market them out to pension funds who will get stuck with the junk when it crashes.

I've seen too many bubbles, too many crashes.

The market was crashing when we bought it and thought we had gotten a good deal.

When the market crashed we were living in an area in northern California that was highly dependent on construction.

But I've read a lot and I can turn you on to some different ideas.Last week I met with a gentleman who as a realtor was involved in putting together a development deal that fell apart during the crash.

The weekend crash course offered the weekend before your exam was a must for me.

This post turned out to be longer than I intended, you’ve been warned :)I joined BP a few months ago, but just recently started really diving into the site and can’t get enough.A little about myself, and where I want to go.I live in San Diego, and was thinking of buying something during the last market crash, but was glad I didn’t since I had no idea about the 1% rule and all the other tips and tricks needed to make sure property cash flowed.

How many went broke during the crash who THOUGHT they were managing appreciation?

We actually had a vacant apartment a couple miles away that we offered for themto crash in for the week it would take to complete everything.