The whole thing came crashing down in 2008 and rich private equity guys and hedge fund managers came in and bought up all the houses that low income families lost at pennies on the dollar.  

I then did a crash course throughhttp://www.realestatecentre.biz/While that last one wasn't great either, didn't cover everything on the test, I still passed.Good luck!

Almost all the properties were renovated before the crash. 

In the past it was 13% CoC but it was reduced to 12% to improve liquidity since the investment is near the Permian Basin and heavily impacted by the oil crash.

I remember, before the market crashed, GA REIA had 3000 members and every guru would come to town repeatedly and hock their wares.

More specifically, looking for a place for my parents to buy that has an ADU or granny unit for them to use as an STR since they have been renting in Annapolis since the last crash. 

Should interest rates ever get back to any sort of market-driven interest rates, the house of cards could easily finally crash as many have predicted.The mortgage market is very undeveloped in Colombia, whereby prices are purely driven by supply and demand as they should in a modern capitalistic economy.

I’m not saying prices are going to crash but there is going to be some pressure.With the stock market falling and people losing their jobs, this can cause people to tighten up their purse strings.

Oh, by the way, my first investment property was house-hack using a VA loan... right before the 2008 crash.

"We continue to hear rumors of a market crash, but local data does not corroborate this at this time.