Some days are an emotional roller coaster for me.

I have definitely started the roller-coaster ride.

Real estate investing can sure be like a roller coaster ride at times! 

Quite a roller coaster ride but definitely worth it! 

I want off this roller coaster, and I think real estate will be my path to something better.I also have a sellable product for other investors in my area (I still have contacts in the window/door industry) but that's a topic for another forum.I'm looking forward to learning the information on this site and choosing my path to freedom.

Every unit was vacant and it needed work, but again, with $200k at your disposal you can buy something like that, rehab units and rent them out.But if I was to drop 20% on a $2m loan, I'd be looking in more linear markets, ones that don't go up and down like a roller coaster.

You don't have to be alone in this roller coaster ride.

@Zack D Benner we had a real roller coaster ride with Ron Legrand and his programs.

I agree, as I understand it defaulting corporate debt should be the culprit this time around, then the dominos will start to fall with cutbacks, layoffs and eventually unemployed homeowners having to sell, flooding the market with inventory and values heading down the roller coaster track.

Texas does have property appreciation, but it's just not the roller coaster ride that some states are.