The deal is when you purchase something valuable for you but it is considered worthless by the seller (and in general by the local market).I spent few years in the US during the Real Estate crisis.

By the way, it was easy to see the coming housing crisis of 2008-10 with similar news stories.

@Ryan Mullin sold the house for me and also handled the crisis when we got robbed while under contract.

No more plumbing crisis on the holidays, because I know my guys are ready and will be there for me.Of course this all on top of excellent tenant screening, tight lease arrangements, and teaching my tenants how to be good tenants so that expectations are managed appropriately.  

In the 5 years I've had rentals in Asheville, supply has gotten lower and lower and we are apparently in a housing 'crisis'. 

More than likely I would have to purchase out of state, quickly and probably find multiple properties which makes it that much more difficult. 5 years ago or even before the crisis, it was totally possible but now it is more like finding the needle in the haystack and all the extra work limits how many you can accumulate quickly at those return levels.We actually flipped our entire portfolio recently just because the value no longer made the returns good.

I'm REALLY having a internal crisis right now!

THE EVICTION PROCESS: First of the month rent is due No matter what crisis the Tenant(s) may be going through.

Ten years later, I crossed the threshold for being able to retire early.I still kept working, luckily, because the Financial Crisis of 2008 taught me to be prepared for the unexpected.

Did that happen during the last crisis?