De ja vu all over again.. some of the biggest historic meltdowns in RE history was those areas 08 to 2011 I dont think it will hit those marks this time around.. but supply ( gross over supply) Demand ( shrinking demand) create devaluation scenarios..

Quote from @Sam Levin: I'd only put in that which you can afford to loose, just in case it all goes "poof" Yes, let's not forget to mention all of the bankruptcies, frauds, hacks, crashes and other various "black swan" events over the years... like Mt.Gox, FTX, Blockfi, Celsius, 3AC, Terra-UST and Luna, Genesis, Babel, Core Scientific, The BTC crashes of 2011, 2013, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, etc. etc. etc. or more recently AdsPower, Phemex and the biggest one of all, Bybit (hacked for $1.5 BILLION a few weeks ago by the same North Korean hacker group that has stolen $6 Billion in crypto and used it to fund their ballistic missile program). 

thanks so much Terra!

Quote from @Terra Padgett: Instant liquidity or long-term asset growth?

@Terra Rogers Since Dave isn't responding, I can say that the minimum FICO is 700, and they have no flexibility on their minimums or ratios.

,I saw @Terra Padgett pitch Birmingham and Huntsville as potential out-of-state markets.

Quote from @Terra Padgett: Look for properties outside of flood zones and north of i10.

Quote from @Terra Padgett: If I had $1M to invest in real estate, I would ______. 

Quote from @Terra Padgett: Quote from @Dan H.: Quote from @Terra Padgett: Quote from @Eric James: Is this based on some data regarding actual "millionaires" or is this just made up?

Quote from @Terra Padgett: We typically put in refrigerator, dishwasher, stove/oven, but it's not a requirement.