Probably not, but my crystal ball is no better than anyone else's (and a lot worse than many on this site.)

Deff do not have a crystal ball either, but I do see many posts about buying there first rental property and getting into flipping and investing for the first time.

I'm brand new to this whole thing and I'm working on getting my focus crystal clear. 

The draw to tap into the 457 is huge, but I am not crystal clear on the tax impact, penalties, rollover options, etc.  

This is what will cause stock for owner-occupied to increase and therefore hurt new starts.Unless we see hyperinflation where prices increase and wages do too, we will probably see rents flatten or even decrease as demand goes down.No money means no demand - don't need to be a Pulitzer winner or possess a crystal ball to see that coming.So the answer will be the hustle.

Also, despite all the prognostication, no one has a crystal ball. 

That being said, I personally (no crystal ball) don't see the Twin Cities market taking a huge hit given all the reasons Account Closed is still buying this year, there are still opportunities. 

Originally posted by @Crystal Smith:Originally posted by @Scott Lepore:Okay, I'm tired of hearing how easy it is to BRRRR. 

There were a couple great silver light fixtures that were original to the house I was able to save and the old fashioned crystal door knobs, those were my two favorite things that I was able to re-use.