If you look at GDP from '07-'09, you'll see it start to fall and then then it comes back up for a while, then it starts to tumble.

Best deals aren't made by waiting for a market to correct, and depending on where you're investing, the markets you're investing in may not take the big price tumbles that the ones on the coasts that make the news are.

Freshly painted, free washer and drier, high ceilings, nice ss appliances, central heat and a/c, also a private rooftop deck.If there's one "downside" there's a pool in the backyard and there's only street parking.Rent is $1500 which is about average for a 3 bedroom in an apartment building let alone a spacious house.I've listed it on craigslist and have had at least 20 calls and over a dozen showings.

I think if you ask most people in the know and see the unequivical data now, it says the worst part of this cycle is now over (short of some other external mechanism causing it to tumble again like Europe, our own Debt Crisis, etc).

So, I looked at the appliances closely (stove, frig, washer, drier, heater, ac). 

Passenger traffic at LAX tumbled 67.3% last year while Hollywood Burbank Airport saw a drop of 66.6%.

While others with more local knowledge have already highlighted some towns to pursue I have found Manchester and New Britain may have more opportunity for MFH, while both areas seem to have their connotations I'd try to reach out to some property managers to learn more about tenant experiences and best neighborhoods.I work at Tumble Brook Country Club in Bloomfield, there seems to be some more affordable SFH options with potential for a live in flip and depending where you look it's very close to WH which as mentioned can be very expensive and appreciating.

Hi,My employer has a rental property with 9 units and is debating removing the washer and drier because it's been a hassle.

Hookups and space for appliances like a washer and drier.

I would bet it's a plugged filter drier due to poor purging while brazing.