The only problem they had was that the old steel mill went out a business, but the communities rebounded with gradual small imputus from the the retail and construction sectors.

If Detroit rebounds that would make my properties worth more also. 

But I'm hoping to turn that potential loss into cash flow as prices continue to rebound and rental rates will increase in Orlando.So that is rental property #1.Beyond that I've got a good nest egg already built up in stocks.

It really depends on your strategy if it is buy and hold Pittsburgh is a great investment market but if you want to quickly flip some properties while it can be done in our market there are others out there where you can buy low and sell high on a larger level.I know two markets really well one being Pittsburgh since I sell and invest in this market the other being Phoenix because I used to live there, some of the homes there where selling for 300%+ more before the market hit rock bottom and it is a highly desirable area that I am sure will rebound big time.

I am planning on renting it out until the market in upstate ny rebounds enough to sell.  

Pre crash I think this house would have gone over 170, I am finding that orange county, ny is a little lagging in house prices rebounding.  

I’m anticipating a bit of a rebound next season but not expecting them to reach 2019 again. of course this is one small piece of a very large market and may not be consistent across the market.

Also thinking prices will rebound that quickly is insane, it took 5 years to get the lost equity back from the bottom in 2008.

It was a good neighborhood that was on the rebound.

I, on the other hand, am rebounding from a pandemic-based work furlough and am currently self-employed.