@Shan VincentI personally always invest in cash flow first, appreciation second because no matter where you are in the world you cannot predict what the future holds.

In no way is he predicting a crash.

Research has indicated that FICO Scores are more predictive when they treat loans that commonly involve rate-shopping, such as mortgage, auto and student loans, in a different way.

The NAR is predicting somewhere between 5-15% price drops depending on state and city.

Yes, financial conditions can drastically change, as we saw in 2008, and there is no way to predict when it might happen again.

Phase 2, Explain the Budget and Secret Sauce: - Focus on your budgeting skills not revenue projections, anyone can predict big revenue

My other question about going BRRRR right now is whether buying long-term investments right now would be a solid investment, given that many people predict the market will drop in the next couple of years?

I would be curious to see your real returns compared to predicted, if you do not mind sharing.Best

It is difficult to predict what will happen, but I know one thing: People always need a place to live!

The economists seem to be predicting a bullish housing market going forward based on the numbers.