Also with the average price in Denver being way up and the economy a concern for many I'm curious to see if people will hold out longer hoping for a "crash".

You didn't crash the Internet.

Actually, many/most of them have said they are going to wait for “the crash” since “we’re in a bubble”.

During the 2008 market crash, my business suffered as we specialized in REO listings and we decided to close down.

This will be a long-term hold-and-rent property for us, so I'm less worried about a market crash / correction and more concerned about overpaying for our first property.Thank you and look forward to connecting!

Water management is another huge issue - wells, septics, sump pumps - didn't really know anything about these, but have gotten an expensive crash course! 

I have been reading a lot on the current economic situation, the housing market, and keeping up with the forums on peoples opinions of whether or not the housing market will crash, or possibly a small dip in the market as the rates start to increase.

- in a market crash - prices will go down more in the metro areas than in the periphery?

I sold several of my rentals before the crash because I saw it coming. 

I always wanted to buy a multi family unit like a 4 plex to start,but right now everything is so high Here in Phoenix … the question is should I wait till the market crashes