So for investors time to just ride it out. .For home owners most of them know if you buy a home and have to move in 1 ro 3years your probably going to lose money unless you bought in the trough.. good news is rates were super low so most likley just because values are down you wont see much of a melt down.. people will just hold.

I burnt a lot of calories in 2014 and only closed one deal and it is a build-out and won't be cashflowing for several months.

The other day I was melting into the seat of my new bad as John Deere as the Maryland sun ripped me to pieces when my neighbor Bill stopped by and said "hey, what are you doing with that old mower"  I said, I know I could sell it for parts for $50 but its been out here for two months and the wife is getting pissed.  

Of course if you live in Florida, you have more demand because there are few basements and attics tend to melt or break down heirlooms.

I bought my first property at age 20, right before the mortgage melt-down in 2007.  

The coffee was so hot it melted the cup, and the woman had 2nd and 3rd degree burns and ended up being admitted to the hospital.

(like I'm driving away eating all that before the ice cream melts!)  

I wish i would of kept/framed them as they melted my heart for sure.    

The problem is paying off a mortgage early.Once you send that  extra principal payment it is gone forever out of your control.Ask some investors that lost property's back in the melt down if they wish they would of payed more principal back.

The answer was that he had stood upon a large block of ice which had melted.