Probably not, considering that 10 years ago it was the worse economic crisis in at least 70 years since the Great Depression.BUT, if those who did not understand that it was a FANTASTIC time to invest once the crisis was over, even if the same thing occurs, their risk intolerance will probably steer them to the investments that won't appreciate the most, and that is unfortunate.This is really about education in the long run.People have to add to their inventory of skill sets for an investor the ability to calculate and understand appreciation and other future values.It's the only way to get used to the psychology that things change in the future and where you buy can either capture that change if it's good, or avoid it if it is not.I just can't believe people make a decision on an Investment based on one single calculation for today, usually the Cash on Cash Return, and then completely ignore all future economics.That's like the squirrel that doesn't bother saving his nuts for the winter because he has a lot around in the fall when they dropped off the trees.Good thing squirrels can think about the future value of saving his nuts!

I have been vigorously saving and investing my income to prepare for this next step.

Property manager I spoke with would have fees of 7.9% and 1/2 first months rent on a new tenant.Is this the perfect time to manage our property or should I leave it to the professionals to save time and headache?

if it is possible , save big bug for agent cost

The ones with two kids supposedly saving up seven or eight years for their dream destination marriage in some tropical paradise.

(Which saved the property when the house next door caught on fire).

This comes with it's pros and cons but I don't see that as a bad option. or...I was also thinking of staying with my parents another year or 2, stock piling cash from the house flipping I do with my parents business, and then save up enough to buy a 8+ unit building to rent out.

I would also evaluate your budget, to save and try to generate more income.

There, you've been saved $40k lol

I’m going to sell this property soon as my HOA won’t allow me to transfer it over to an LLC.We want to purchase 5-15 doors (2-6 multi family homes) in the next twelve months and I currently have about $5000 saved and potentially have access to an additional $150k in family/friends money.