The only way I would ever invest here is if prices dropped like they did in '08, and then I would probably sell out within a few years of the bounce back and invest elsewhere.

Rent prices will bounce back at some point and we can start to see more of a break even, and with some luck a little cash flow.

However; if this gets over relatively quickly, I think it'll bounce back strong. 

Super new to the game and looking for some people to bounce ideas off of.

I hope this thing ends really soon and the market bounces back quickly! 

They bounced around from 5.5% to 6.5% for a couple years before rising well above 6% in 2005...then it took the housing collapse and operation spin from the fed to push them back below 6% at then end of 2008 where they continued their downward trend to the low 3's.Even where they are today is historically low.

I have had bounced checks and bounced ACH deposits, but in all cases the tenant owned up and paid all the fees.I would demand a cashiers check immediately from the tenant plus any fees you incurred.

You want to use postcards first since they are cheaper and some may bounce so you can remove the bad ones off your list so you don’t waste money mailing to bad addresses.

This has been key to help me bounce ideas, overcome obstacles, and hold me accountable.  

I bounce around various banks that give sign-up bonuses.