I am going to double check though.I am excited to start learning - I am traveling this weekend and have already downloaded some of the podcasts for my ride. 

That actually means you outperform people who ride it out. 2.)

It can be an exciting ride up but you need to know that over building or a major shift in cap rates can have a dramatic effect on valuations.

That's where a lot of investors get into trouble -- by assuming they can just ride an imaginary wave -- rather than doing their homework and buying right.I certainly believe parts of Jersey City present a great opportunity.

those that are over leveraged like using floating rate helocs to leverage up take on more risk when rents fall.those with long term fixed debt and decent equity positions and substantial reserves will be able to ride it through. markets are always changing up down sideways ..

Get ready for a wild ride!

There is no free ride, even in real estate.

You give then a free ride at your own expense - your expenses go up every year !!!

I've only seen one house in my area with that steely-blue and I love riding by it! 

It’s going to be a wild ride, for sure.I would definitely say for your first deal to steer clear of fix and flips on your first deal.