There’s also safety-I  believe there have been multiple crashes with bicycle/pedestrian fatalities.

We work together and he's going to crash in the spare room."

I would like to do this myself and was wondering if anyone had a good source so I can start my crash course now.

THE HOUSE IS ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE LOCAL POLICE STATION WHICH THEY ARE AWARE OF SO I WOULD THINK THAT IF THEY WERE INTO ANYTHING ILLEGAL THAT THEY WOULDN'T LIKE BEING SO CLOSE TO THE COPS.BOTH HAVE BAD CREDIT FROM THE CAR CRASH BUT SEEM TO BE FINALLY GETTING ON THEIR FEET.

I would suggest you not begin with multi-housing as your down will be much higher and you need some experience or you may crash and burn.

These penthouses gave me a crash course!

But, it's just interesting to see the value of essentially every asset imaginable, except commodities and raw materials, crash over the past year, with seemingly no safe haven.

Below are our 15-year results.2008 crash - Zero decline in rent and zero vacancies.COVID - Almost no impactEviction moratorium - No impactOur average tenant stay is over five years.We’ve had only five evictions in the last 15 years.2022 YoY (July) result: rent increase 11%, appreciation 26%My point is that location is your most important investment decision, not the property.

Time will tell, but my investing strategy got me through the 2008 crash so I'm sticking with it until it proves to be wrong. 

Was it from being overpriced in 2006/2007 followed by the crash that drove the prices down and now it’s coming back up?