Just keep making your payments and your score should rebound pretty quickly (certainly by the time your'e ready to refinance your next BRRRR!).

Supposedly the silver to gold ratio is at 26 year high, hope it will rebound from here...

The neighborhood has rebounded well and demand is high, but condos are lagging behind on sale price.

We are closer to a downturn in the economy that a rebound from a bottom, but no one really knows.

It took me 8 years to rebound and get my life back in order.  

This rental was in my name, so it nailed my credit at first, but, because I have some other rentals and a primary in my name, my credit has rebounded to 700.

If your goal is to hold until the market rebounds, I would suggest using an IRR calculation to determine what your compounded return is over the life of the investment.I've written a bit about this in the past, with similar examples:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/09/02/introduction-to-internal-rate-of-return-irr/http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/09/15/analyzing-a-real-life-rent-flip-deal/

Later once the market rebounds, you can sell it and repay the mortgage.

Ultimately he feels he could just rent the house himself while he keeps it up for sale until the market "rebounds".

In my opinion, these types of homes won't participate in any market rebound that may take place, even though they did during the last real estate bubble.