Also, the home could have a sale date and go into foreclosure at any given time, or not successfully postpone a known sale date, so you could wait for months only to have the rug pulled out from under you at a moments noticeBack during the recession, i had buyers wait several months on a short sale..

All great investors have used recession or corrections to their advantage .

If your arm expires and there’s a recession the FED will lower rates, thus lowering your rate as well.

The guys there do run a great shop and have been growing before, during and after the Great recession.

I’m in a HCOL area so it requires more money down but provIdes protrection for when the economy eventually has a recession.

I'm primarily interested in "recession-proof" multi-family and I've compiled more than a dozen "Best Places to Live", "Best for the Middle Class", etc. lists to see which cities show up on many of the list and where they rank.

@Lucia Rushton yes, because of "the great recession", as ridiculous as that sounds.

This is not the great recession, this is the great boom! 

I've had them do panel replacements, pull new circuits, install recessed lighting, etc. 

All of this talk about “recession” may start to turn into a self-fulfilling prophecy—— so curious to hear idea’s regarding credit lines... and what to do if they freeze on you!