If there is a much deeper recession than the current economic climate (I agree that this will be called a recession in future years by EVERYONE), then yes, the Fed will reduce rates.

That doesn't meen you have to jump off the high dive into the deep end to learn how to swim but you can wade out in the shallows until you feel comfortable and gain the confidence to swim out into deeper water.

However, after educating myself and delving deeper, I discovered the untapped potential it holds.

I am not familiar with Bridge Loans and will look into this a bit deeper.

Do I just look around different cities looking for the "1%" rule and digging deeper into the financials? 

But you probably can't drill deeper as to the risks and you'll become more defensive with more personal insults.

If you dig deeper though, its tough to answer those without knowing a lot more information. 

@Carlos Garcia Congratulations on going deeper into the real estate business.

It allows you to look deeper and learn more about your chosen market.

I highly recommend you look deeper into what is going on in the historical districts of both Dallas and Fort Worth.