The facts are most people will never even have a chance at obtaining the wealth they'll have access to over the next 7 to10 years in real estate.Is it all going to crash again?

It's too bad we didn't act sooner as we were down there about 6 years ago when there was a firesale after the market crash. hindsight is 20/20Thanks for any insight you can provide.

It kept crashing so I thought it hadn't posted.

As I make renovations to increase rents, I can't help but wonder whether we are heading for a crash in the market.

JP Morgan Asset Management did a study in 2012, that covered 35 years of commercial real estate going back to 1977 (so including the Great Crash) and they found that if you invested $100 in commercial real estate during ONLY the worst five years during the 35 year period, you would have $110 at the end of it, because of the income.MF properties are resilient because your vacancy risk is lower per unit.  

I sold my first property before the market crashed and knew nothing about investing so I spent all my profit on things that didn't really matter.  

Not a good bet to dump too much money into these properties.PS:  I've done well with some lower income properties that I purchased during the real estate crash.  

If you market the rental as a crash pad you could make a killing.

Hey @Danielle J. is the IE rebounding from the crash?

OK, so you need a crash course. here it is:1) Read and Heed your State and local landlord/tenant laws, and Fair Housing laws.2) If it's not in writing (and/or pictures), you have no defense.