I had one that went down in over 50k in appreciation during the crash and got back to what I acquired it for in about ten years. 

Now they probably oversold after Covid, and are asking people to pony up more because prices are crashing on them on the back end and materials are stagnating in price.

Here are a few ideas I’ve seen work:Gap Funding (Second Position): Risky—like lending your buddy cash to fix his car, hoping he doesn’t crash it.

The main thing I learned from looking into syndications is properly vetting whoever you're investing with and finding out how they weathered major hurdles like the 2008 crash.

Actually the week after the tariff announcements and stock market crash has seen that largest amount of accepted offers of any given 7 day period in 2025 so far.

I'm guessing the reason my MTR world is crashing is because I rely heavily on visiting scholars and our universities are under attack.

I would like any and all information regarding starting a very small ( two bedroom ) crash pad in Las Vegas. 

This is my first investment property, however I own and operate a mechanical contracting business with my father who is a former GC up until the 08 crash (until now, he has looked the other way when we discussed real estate investing).

Even during the GFC 2008-2010, Boulder kept appreciating 2-3% even while most other markets crashed by up to 50%.

Especially now when the govt is literally trying to crash the economy to slow down economic activity, i.e. stopping people from spending money and whatnot.