I'm waiting until everything is fully dormant and the worst of the freezes have passed.I have noticed that one roof is geting near the end, so will budget to have that replacesd sometime in the next two years.

@Clementene Taylor If you are doing flipping, I think is advised to utilize an LLC for each flip and leaving it dormant after- that way if a problem arises during or even after the sale of the flip (like the buyer coming back a year later and accusing you of fraud since you put "new plumbing" in your listing ad when you only changed the shower fixtures and water connections to the kitchen, not the entire plumbing) it will not periclitate your other assets or freeze whatever other flips you might be doing.

A large portion of North Texas plant life goes dormant from mid October until late February because of winter.

@Serge S.These places in South America they had a downturn like 2001 , 2002 Prices started picking up in 2004 or 2005, and then in some places in 2009, others 2010, they went up like crazy iow they were dormant until they start the run up of prices, and you could see many signs of this recoveryYou would have made a fortune coming in ,almost any time, 2004 and up until NOWMy Grandma made 7 digitsIn Miami, we know that was different, after 2008 crash, Mexico also because the earthquake

Hi All,I am a dormant RE investor with a few rental houses in Houston area and trying to get more active and scale up.

I just really hate this process:  2-3 years to foreclosure, then dormant REO, then investor rehab fail, then 2-3 years of tax default, then tax default auction.

Many of the regulations need to be cleaned up instaed of allowing them to lay dormant and not enforced, IMO.

Banks don't like having money sitting around dormant. 

Hi All,I am a dormant RE investor with a few rental houses in Houston area and trying to get more active and scale up.

Most just wait.The average return calculated on a yearly basis is lower than 10% because of the dormant "wait time" in between the investment periods.