I am looking ONLY for people with experience through the last housing crisis.

I help homeowners out when they suffer from a crisis of fire, flood or mold.

Buyers will need to get a personal property loan, just like a loan for a car or a boat.I expect that tiny homes will be a depreciating asset, not subject to appreciating values like stick-built homes on owned land.I think the best application for tiny houses is to address a bonafide local housing crisis - especially for a group like homeless veterans.  

Income taxes are likely increasing and Bruce Rauner is attempting to slow the growth and cost of government, however, he's also pushing for items likely to create stagnation and a crisis in higher ed, CPS and law enforcement before the State's budget gets put in place. 

Therefore, the market is very sensitive to any crisis or recession abroad, especially in North America.

I am fearful of overpaying for a property and being caught in a housing crisis like what occurred in 2008.I am a huge fan of Bigger Pockets.

During the Financial Crisis of 2008, this issue came up as counterparty risk.

That's just a fact or else we wouldn't have the student loan "crisis" that we have or at least supposedly have now.

I bought a 6/3 in NOVA DC suburbs (250k during foreclosure crisis, worth about 400k now) and it generates roughly $4000/mo of rent on a 1650 mortgage.

I've bought and sold 6 homes before the 2010 housing crisis.