., making it more tenant-proof.Oh, and my issue with the recessed lighting is trying to replace the bulbs. 

I am also working on an SCRA article/video, along with a "are military towns REALLY recession resistant" thas t discusses pros and cons to military tenants!

I bought the duplex before the real estate ballooned in 1998, we bought the primary house in 2010 when the prices from the recession were still low for 250k now its valued at 700k on Zillow but realistically we'll get 550-600.

No one can predict recessions and I wish we’d all stop trying to3.

Obviously this would depend a lot on what market you’re in (coastal markets are a bit more risky in a recession, for example, but will appreciate more in the long term).

Ive recently been hearing a-lot of buzz around on the housing market going into a so called "recession" in 2023 and its got me a little worried.

I think the main differences would be lower prices in OKC and more insulation to recession .. all depending on where you're looking in Texas of course.

What I saw and lived through in 08   in 2001   in 1989  in the mid 70s was different market issues that caused recession or wipe out like 08.. but it was pretty much based on lack of credit for those that were mortgaged to the hilt with short term debt..

(Read Richest man in Babylon)#2   Market:  During the recession of 2008-2013,  buy-buy-buy with as much leverage as possible.    

Fire sales in NC, FL, TX, OR, UT, IDReal estate with a view and tech jobs holding fine.Coastal properties holding.We are in recession and STR is the next hit.