After Harvey, most of my neighbors (including myself) sold As-is to investors but the neighborhood has been much slower coming back and many of those flips aren't completed yet, so I don't have a lot of info on how the market is rebounding this time.

Financial markets have been very pleased with the measures taken so far in the US (not so much in Europe...) and have rebounded pretty quickly.

Yes I lost some money during the crash, but you adapt and overcome and readjust to investing in companies that will rebound very well. 

I guess in 2023, we will have the following trends:- stong market rebounds in few appreciation market , in relative to liquidity supply.- cash flow markets like OH,AL would be the highest/leading this appreciated market for few years (I I know Milwauke is reaching 20% appreciation in 2022).- but there would be a crash, eventually in a market where STR is saturated - there could be a crash in the CRE market, esp class A/B MF that started the syndication in 2019 and has to pay their balloon payment this year

So prices tend to always rebound BUT you still have a great low interest rate NOW.

Every time someone foretells of a softening in NYC's rentals, it rebounds.

The area is on the rebound but it is going to take many years .

The job market is weak as well so no rebound for them anytime soon.

Bend really suffered because of a boom then bust scenario, but from what I understand is rebounding.

Elie to see what  i mean). properties in these areas are selling over asking with multiple offers (Although this could be partly due to a post-covid rebound).