Vegas prices are nearly back to what they were before the crash.

Those who want to earn more in the long-term maintain and leverage the debt (amidst the nightmares of market crashes, etc..).

Always on the look out, but may have to wait for the crash until we can get something with good margins again :-)

Andrew Johnson the upside down part is a combination of the Atlanta market still trying to recover from the housing market crash and way to many refinances and double mortgages.

As for alex, we've been hearing the same thing since the original crash in 2014 of oil prices and in that timeframe houston has been rising steadily.

However, I also lived through the banking crash of 2008, while living in Charlotte.  

However, a crash concerns me.

Few years later was the economic crash and the condo's value dropped in half.

., arriving late but saying they arrived early).  

., but 30 years is a long time...however you have to be prepared for the possibility that the rents could go down and not cover the mortgage (not too likely in my opinion) or the vacancy factor could go up and you again may not be able to cover the mortgage.Lastly if we have another crash in values and it goes down under what you owe then your $35k equity could disappear.These scenarios could cause you to  end up giving it back to the bank and ruin you credit thru no fault of your own.