Glenn Espinosa Thats looks awesome Glenn, is that a recessed light in the shower?

The area we live in and would invest in, by the way, is Charleston, SC which has seen about 2/3 of its loss in the recession back lately, and almost all indicators are that the State is financially ok and that the population is growing annually.

I'm curious to hear from people who had cash flow rental properties during the 2007 recession how they performed. 

We're due for a small technical recession soon (sometime in next 2-3 years) and you'll be prepared to snap up a good opportunity with whatever proceeds you get after the sale.

New kitchen coming together - opened back up, fresh drywall, recessed LEDs.Thanks all for getting to know me and my project - I'm interested in hearing from anyone else investing in Rensselaer or Troy, or who has townhouse experience either as a fix and flip or rental!

Sometimes it can be difficult for appraisers to keep up with a "hot" market and they are more likely to be conservative especially post recession.

So I am still considering starting more AirBnBs in my town (Bloomington, IN) and was wondering what you guys think will happen to rents from AirBnBs when/if a recession was to hit.

I've heard many people say that, in general, condos are the first to fall in a recession.

He actually predicted the 2008 great recession 11 years before it occurred.

But when the next recession comes Spring Hill will slow and stuff around the city's core won't.