Someone had mentioned using FFRHX, but this fund actually lost 25% if it’s value during the last market crash.

The market had just crashed and I was looking for a property where I could buy low but was still in an area where I would be comfortable living in the property.

The market had just crashed and I was looking for a property where I could buy low but was still in an area where I would be comfortable living in the property.

During the worst of the crash I almost bought a brownstone rental in st Paul but decided MN was too anti rental owner and didn't want to risk a negative CF for a few years if my assumptions were too optimistic.

Ongoing monthly cash flow while property appreciates (values heading back toward previous, pre-crash levels) Lessons learned?

Unlike the 2008 crash, I have yet to see any good deals in real estate at the moment.

Once the inspector started checking systems, it all came crashing down.

It was immune to the real estate market crash 10 years ago but at the same time it was "immune" to the market surge of the last few years.

We don't know if prices will stabilize or stagnate or crash.

So, YOU are going to have do the work, unless the market really crashes hard and agents are desperate for closings.