I will not do more than one at a time, because I don't want to get stuck like we did in the 2008 Crash and we may be headed for that again this year. 

I have one flip under my belt and it was very good (cleared $42k) but this was many years ago, about 2 years before the crash so I know times are very different now.

Yes, there is a risk that their value quickly falls in a market crash, but I feel that statistics are on my side, and that I can make up for that risk by having a large amount of money in relatively liquid index funds.

It was mentioned that some individuals are holding off investing in Real Estate and waiting for the market to crash again.

Cordova was the hot area during the housing boom and probably crashed the worst with many home owners being upside down.

I don't mind sharing openly on here because I've been quite the introvert since the last real estate crash and I need to reach out and make some connections.

Sorry my phone kept crashing when I posted and it became a third same message

I am a victim of the real estate crash ten years ago where i was setting panalized homes all over the northeast.

Again, with taking the advice that is listed above,. about incremental draws.I am new on the forum, so I appreciate your help- I do have a lot of experience with contractors and did do flips years ago, before the crash- Many Thanks

Granted, this was during a housing crash that I, nor most others predicted.