There are so many more factors than that; such a rule of thumb would be dangerously inaccurate.

You have to get back in the saddle and arm yourself with enough information to be a little dangerous.

You'll want to know the dangers of how most brokers inaccurately complete 7c, how the transition of money works when there is buyer's remorse and the broker hasn't yet delivered the funds, the RP disclosure, the mineral/gas/oil rights disclosure...You may want two contracts--one for buying, one for selling.

I know it's a dangerous place in general, but not everywhere, and likely to be a good opportunity?

Bankruptcy allows honest debtors to get a fresh start when they can not pay off their debts.The attitude blaming all debtors is dangerous.

It sounded dangerous to me and really irresponsible. 

Low rent tenants are willing to live with more flaws, fewer extras, and won’t be as demanding about discretionary maintenance and improvements.Fewer evictions.

I know that kind of talk can sound dangerous, so I'm hoping the wisdom and guidance here can help make it happen!

As your life cycle reaches maturity and lower energy you begin to use 1031 exchanges to move from active management properties to passive management properties and from lots of properties to fewer properties (consolidate).5.

Too dangerous for a flip.