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@Rashad S. like 2008? No. There isn't nearly as much sub prime debt out there as there was in 2008.

Are we headed towards a bubble? I think so. I don't know the depth or breadth though. I'm guessing it looks more like a market correction and in some markets it may just end up as sustained stagnation in values. 

The rapid appreciation over the last few years is not going to continue so playing the game for appreciation is dangerous. But smart decisions and calculated investments should keep good investors in the money.

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