The U.S dollar is highly unstable... 

@Amanda Thompson I would be a little careful with someone unstable that tells you they have a legal team.

They tend to be much more unstable in the income department and you churn those units more and properties get wore down faster.

If we dive into a recession then the Fed will slash rates, bonds will benefit and rates will go down but buyers will be hesitant to purchase due to the unstable job market therefore continuing the fall in prices.

I gather its some sort of paint.Foundation cracks scare people because repairs to fix an unstable foundation are expensive. 

It’s such a new industry, and in their eyes the income stream is potentially unstable so it’s going to take the lending world a while to catch up.  

I have numerous acquaintances who do $50k properties via managers in GA & FL, and they are owning sub-par properties that may have a 4 or 5% ROI annually but in very unstable economic areas so i've shyed away.I am open to anything though..and would love to continue this conversation

Yes, I agree that bubbles or property growth rates are affected / capita / interest rates / income or spending power of individuals...South Africa is an interesting example of such so called bubbles:During 1978-2002:1981 prices dropped due to political upsets, sanctions.Very unstable times.1994 dropped 10%1996 at lowest.2000 stabalized and started growing with 10% constanly for 4 years.thus 30% in 2004.Now its about back to 10-17% anual growth as an estimation by financial institutions.Thus, if you baught a house in the 1980's, you will only now start gaining equity and that would've been a 20 year wait at least.

Only 1 out of the 10 that showed was actually licensed but he was mentally unstable, to say the least...Most that showed had no transportation and/or drivers license, they had a family member drive them to the site. 

Nothing worse than going it alone with unstable cash flow to only see something as critical as health insurance costs double/triple/quadruple (pick your multiplier).