My strategy is long term buy and hold so I'm hoping that as long as rents stay strong(I suspect they will since any housing crisis will only increase demand for rentals as less people would be able to afford to buy) I will be fine.

The thread is titled:Estimating vacation rentals revenue during an economic downturnFor convenience, here is the text of my post:I have been in the area and involved, but not as an owner.

Special allocations are permissible so long as they have “substantial economic effect.”

Hi, i purchased a two family house in Queens NY in 1987 for 260,000even thought the house should be paid for, i took another mortgage and i still owe 250,000, the house is worth 950,000 nowi lived in the house for 7 years and i have been renting it up to nowi am in a bad economic situation and it is almost time for me to retire, i would like to sell the house but if i do i have to pay a lot in taxesi am planning to move back to the house for two years so that i wont pay so muchPlease any advice you can give me will be really appreciated.Olgui

Anything  you buy will need lots of work and probably won't have a good tenant or economic base.    

The economic Market trends are geographic market specific. 

I'm also concerned about where we are in the economic cycle and that we may be in for a downturn soon.

In reality, finding an economically viable way to manage a park this size will be a challenge. 

@Elizabeth Marquez Huntsville has much better economic and demographic trends that Birmingham.

Some prices have been cut to be mild values- based on the 2019 economy but still nothing coming close to representing the current economic conditions.