As a confirmation I looked up the history of recessions (History of Recessions)  The range of GDP decreases during recessions since WWII  ranges from -3% in 2001 to 4.3% in 2007-09 with the typical range being between 2.5 and 3.5%.  

You’re probably going to marginally decrease the value of the property?

. $2000+ cost to break a lease can be a lot but when looking at the numbers (decreased living expenses, appreciation, dept paydown), the $2000+ cost is typically recovered in a few months.Buying detached vs. attached- I can relate.

Usually, when there is a slow down to the market and interest rates rise the house values do decrease...but that's not happening this time. 

You could look at other data points like vacancy rate, time on market, and rental rate increase or decrease trends.

In 2010, the poverty rate was approximately 19.4%, and by 2020, it had decreased to around 15.8%.

The return on investment has started to decrease due to the higher interest rates after the pandemic and it's taught me a lot of patience.My first fix and flip has been quite a learning experience.

By taking out a 15 year loan, you are basically committing to making extra payments for 15 years in return for usually around an 0.5% decrease in the interest.

@Jonathan DunnI didn't think that real estate could be used to decrease your tax burden if you had another full time job/career.

(The number of overall bookings is the same YoY but the lengths have decreased.)Link: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/47917021?