He has so much experience do such a variety of things, that discussing his view from a lender perspective, as well as how he rebounded from the recent crash would be a must listen.

I am typically always buying real estate and stocks....however during the market crash of both in 2009-2011...I did everything possible to buy as much real estate and stocks as I could.

Wait for the FC FC and defaults in 6-12 months.Just got a tenant in so im going to sit on it for one year, not sure how the oil price going down would affect adding leverage here, we were not hit hard by the real estate crash that happened years ago, so my goal is to sell this property in a year and buy 2 properties, 1 being a flip and the other being a buy and hold

The Financial reits are immune to the crashing commodity prices we are seeing today, mortgages are secured and much healthier today due to rising property values than they were during our last mortgage melt down 8 years ago.

across clients i see a growing trend here in socal to post 3 days notice to pay or quit as early as the day after the rent is due, which is likely due to the currently crashing economy as well as since california law stipulates that the Notice cannot reflect any late fees, it makes sense to do just that from now on to start the ball (3 days rolling) towards UD. 

We were then scared by the crash.  

I too am new and still going through a crash course in investing before I make the leap. 

where are all of these experts predicting a housing crash?

I can't refuse, it's a decent property too, before market crash was appraised in 250 range.  

This too shall pass ...Houston is having a bit of a struggle due to the crash in price per barrel...