For example, if I can find a fixer for $120k + $30k renovations that has an ARV of say $200k then (according to the 70%rule) I slightly overpaid for the property but as far as having a loan on the property vs actual value of the property (sale price anyway)  I feel at least somewhat protected if the market falls...especially if it is a long term hold anyway...I personally feel almost all markets bounce back over time....BUT if we paid retail for the property and rely on the cash flow...forget it...I would never get a nights rest for fear of owing $200k on a property worth $150k and for $200-300 cash flow...not for me...but I appreciate how some have the stomach for that game...being mortgaged to the hilt and pressing their bets at all times that is....just very dangerous at our age 46 & 48...I'd love to retire someday and see more of this beautiful planet! 

When the market balances out again chicago and the suburbs will definitely bounce back.

The difference with this next correction and the prior one is that people/investors with cash are ready and waiting for the next drop, so the bounce could happen quick.

A mentor is someone that you can bounce ideas off of during coffee or lunch.

Smart and experience fix and flippers will bounce back and be back to flipping. 

Hello all William Slater looking to connect with experienced whole seller to bounce ideas off and learn the ropes from.

I'd love to chat and bounce ideas about what everyone's trying and what has or has not worked.Thanks!

Wall street might bounce back because the multi million $ companies are going to be saved by that Trust fund.

I can't wait for Sunday's game, I'm expecting Drose to bounce back in a huge way.

guess what they e mail you and the mobile service guy comes to your home and services your car on the spot..Wall st.. shorted the heck out of them that cost a bunch of stock value but its bouncing back..