Meaning bail out these banks so it can keep raising rates or will it start to slow or even stop rate hikes and hold for a while to let the dust settle within the system which will in turn put a damper on the decreasing inflation rates.The Fed up until now was solely focused on raising rates and bring down inflation.

Historically, the market bounces back, but clinging to that “trust” is challenging during the downward trend.Multifamily Real Estate InvestmentsRecessions are sometimes good for commercial multifamily real estate investments, especially for workforce housing.In good times, incomes and savings rates are higher, which means more people tend to move up to class A (luxury) apartments.When faced with layoffs or pay cuts, homeowners may sell, and renters of class A apartments may downgrade to more affordable apartments (class B or C).Hence, during a recession, demand for apartments actually tends to go up, thereby decreasing the risk.

They do want to decrease your "cost to get in" as much as possible to incentivise you to purchase.

There was a slight decrease in median sales price from the preceding month and a decrease from the preceding year for the entire Austin Metropolitan Statistical Area.The City of Austin saw a slight increase in month to month median sale price from $525,000 to $530,000 a month to month increase of $5,000 and a 6% decrease from the previous year.

Decrease cost of living and low money down.

Only in one of the last eight recessions did the median home price actually decrease.1970 recession: Relatively mild overall and lasted 11 months from Dec 1969 to Nov 1970.

what everyone above has said they use localized comps to estimate your value they then take the detailed photos of your home supplied and adjust depending on the level of upgrades and repairs comparable to the comps they pulled. what you have to watch out for is if they never ask for photos of your upgrades that may decrease your value as they will just assume its not upgraded

I realize that turn key would be easier but obviously would increase the costs and decrease my education as well. 

There are 2 ways to make it work:1) Buy off-market properties under their market value2) Buy a property which can be optimized within the first year, either by increasing the rents or decreasing the expensesIdeally you want to buy a property that hits both points.

If you’re able to decrease your housing expense by +50%, that’s a HUGE WIN.