One thing this nation is good at is rebounding.

Actually, I'd probably leverage them and dump it into the S&P500 and play the rebound....but that's just me. 

Once people smell the air, they'll all pollute it in efforts to not get stuck in it.There'll be a short term rebound for everytime the news mentions the Fed's interference, but there's more depth for this to be to hit.

Looks like the market there declined 10% 2007-2011 then started rebounding hard starting in 2016, fully recovered by 2018 and has been gangbusters since then, so seems more like a boom and bust market than one with strong long-term fundamentals to me, and since it’s been booming for a while now...

Let me say that again, you are likely to save more than $50,000 on a $400k home if you purchase today vs wait for rates to rebound.

I chose to look up: the median home value from Zillowthe Rentometer average rentthe resulting price to rent ratiothe property taxpopulation growth since 2010change in income since 2000change in home value since 2000unemployment change since 2010 to 1st Quarter 2020 (which was not helpful due to rebound from the Great Recession)crime percentile for the country (also not helpful since most metros generally have relatively high crime)I started out going through all the markets, but quickly saw that I could not afford some.

If you weren't selling your properties, it didn't really matter.Two days later, the Dow Jones has now rebounded to where above where it was at the beginning of the year.

Not that you must fail, but you must prepare for failure, if you want to rebound quickly.Most importantly, read, watch, ask questions, and investigate all you are to about what is going on.Its not done yet!

As we know many markets have rebounded from when the market peaked/crashed in 2007?

I also know enough about myself that it would be hard to rebound for me if my first deal was a bad one.