A fiscal onslaught for property owners is very likely if any of these scenario happensI would advise you to look into Portugal or Spain as alternative good luck!

I am wondering if it is do to the onslaught of "real estate Guru's" that rushed to the area to teach their wholesaling systems or the Dodd-Frank Law's fault .

There have been an onslaught of high end resort type student rentals flood the market with units.  

A no application fee policy will inevitably lead to an onslaught of applications and more people who want to view the property, including those less likely to qualify.

More so of course with the onslaught of 50% wholesaler mass offers in the last few years.

@Jason Hirko  got that right I bought the best cars I could buy for my family.my wife was rear ended once .. sitting at a stop light guy hit her doing 45.. our BMW withstood the on slaught and kids in the back seat and every one walked away.I look at buying a car that has protection first.. a used SuV that is big like @Michaela G. is talking about would do the job.but for savings I just went Telsa.. now they are not cheap to buy but I have not bought gas since Sept.... and I drive a lot ...

Scott's assertion that the mortgage reset onslaught will continue through 2011 (and actually beyond) but Richard's point about these mortgages being tied to the Treasury Bill index is well taken.My followup question is, if we need to raise the Treasury Bill index, wouldn't we be crashing the housing market?

Local attorneys (in our experience) cannot hope to keep up with this onslaught and we are going to be part of a conference in Chicago during the first week of May in which over 500 attorneys are paying over $4,000.00 a head to attend a two day workshop on just one segment of the new regulations.

I love the "too small to succeed" comment in this article: http://www.dsnews.com/news/01-11-2016/new-reports-conclude-dodd-frank-has-adversely-affected-main-streetThe Dallas Fed report concluded that many community financial institutions may be “too small to succeed” in the era of the “regulatory onslaught” brought on by Dodd-Frank.

SBA and Banks woefully unprepared for this onslaught.