I have been able to survive some difficult times by being that way. 

Theoretical economics doesn't always survive its first encounter with actual human behavior.Now, does that mean we can or should *count* on that happening in Denver?  

So far there isn't anything I would have done differently, however, I am sure I will make mistakes along the way, but as long as I survive and learn from them, I will be successful.

In fact, there are rumors that they have survived since the dinosaurs and have even survived through an atomic explosion.

Keep in mind as a 24 year old male in a big city I had a 680 beacon this time last year then life handed me a few huge crap sandwiches one after another and I survived just fine.

But once examined, that fear can lead you into the making of those protections that are necessary to survive in the hostile environment, thus making that fear your friend, you overcome the fear and you find it easy to survive because of the fear and the protections it gave you.

Fees for Investors – These sites all need to make money in order to survive so fees, expenses, etc. should be expected.

Some liens will survive regardless, depending on the State, such as HOA & taxes.  

I'm sure the details would have to be worked out, but that's where I would start.I disagree that all the "good" agents would leave the market, as I think those that are the best and most efficient would survive, and I think you would see the very low producers leave.To bring in another point that hasn't been discussed, listing agents do far less work (excluding the marketing) than even buyers agents.

Someone that has survived all market types (down, up, buyer, seller, etc)