@Tyler MinkelPost a 3-day notice and they will probably start communicating with you ;)I've gotten so immune to tenants not communicating and honoring lease agreements, that I post notices immediately.

Sacramento is not immune either; they had some of the largest price increase in the state for the past years; and what goes up..Now may be a turning point in the california market so i would wait on the sideline and see what happens this winter.

"The average new-home list price in the county is on the rise, but when we look at project level data, we can see that San Diego is not fully immune to changing market conditions.

And NO one is immune from having some wonky thing you never heard of hit you... but if you know the basics going in you should be in good shape.but I would be uber cautious if I was dealing with most if not all my liquidity..

When you accomplish that, you'll be almost completely immune from market shifts and won't need to worry about trying to time the top or bottom of any market.The problem with selling, in your example, at $120k, is that prices may never again reach $120k or they may substantially exceed that.

Passive income streams are not immune to market perception of their value.

For those who think you're hiding behind the "commercial" nature of loans.....good luck, in just one instance, do you think you'll be immune if your investor has a homebuyer assume your loan?

She goes on to say, he has an immune disease where his body is attacking him and they're seeing an oncologist.

And I don't buy all those that post that think rentals are immune from downturns.. in some markets sure in some markets you will lose renters as fast as you got them.. then what ..

Though I think the fundamentals are way stronger than in 05-08 days because of the regulations and underwriting scrutiny, that doesn't mean they are immune to a correction.