I need something REAL, that even if the US dollar completely tanks, I still have something to fall back on.I don't own my own home, and your suggestion about getting a multi-unit building is what I have been thinking of doing.

It seems to me that if you purchased an apartment property after the crash and held it until today you were the beneficiary of a historic compression of cap rates due to rates falling to almost zero.

As far as your second post, the bank said it would be no problem transferring the note, but the S Election may save us from all that.BTW - I was in San Antonio for a few days last fall, we really loved the city!  

You have some greedy sellers right now though, so don't fall for that trap.

I had a few trees fall on a house, punctured the roof, damaged some framing, water poured in, ... tenant never left while repairs were done. 

What that means to my tenant is he isn't falling behind on rent, and he has some breathing room as he begins his new career. 

I would consider buying more, but would only buy at very deep discounts as it is likely prices will fall in the shorter term.

Buy something where you can do a quick, but good flip, and get it finished well ahead of the market slow down for the fall.

@Taylor L.In these instances it’s also not the syndicators problem it falls back on person wiring the $ and why you ALWAYS call to confirm wiring instructions.

Fall to check out the colors.