A 20% correction would be nearly twice as bad as the housing collapse from a decade ago.

One of my sets of loans I don't believe I can actually start paying back until December and the other one has the choice.

Two things I like to point out to my friends/family is thatYou must live in the property for at least 1 year (house hack)You will be paying PMI when you put only 3.5% downHowever, you should not let these things scare you away, because a great deal should be acted upon, and if 3.5% is all you have to put down, taking action on the property might still be the best choice!

Do you get guests who are unhappy/ leave bad reviews if they are charged $100 to check in a couple hours early?

Better to do no deal than to get mixed up in a bad deal.

If it gets really bad, it may end up in a police raid.

I have had a tenant in place for almost a year who looked like a bad renter on paper (low credit score, fluctuating income, criminal history, etc) but she turned out to be the dream tenant.

Hi Karen, sorry to hear the bad news.

Honestly, I think paying off properties is simply a personal choice, whether it be your main residence or a rental property.

I currently live in Denver so I do not currently have boots on ground to see how bad it is.Thank you all in advance for your suggestions!