Here's number one, we are headed to market collapse.

There is no risk of collapse however the floor feels soft toward the outer walls.

The SW was the picture of American suburbia expansion and prosperity, until it was rows and rows of empty homes and the poster child of over building and collapse.

The Surfside condo owners were facing an assessment between $80k-$330k before it collapsed.

Sure enough after a lot of rain it collapsed & washed the dog & dog house down the slope into the sliding glass doors that subsequently collapsed & the kitchen was flooded. 

I have heard horror stories about decks being overloaded and collapsing.

My condolences to all those directly affected by this tragic event. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...I wonder why anyone would put/place their tenants in such danger. All those families, all those lives...Where did th...

So during this unprecedented market, investors may need to be patient, wait out the storm, and read the tea leaves….Miami Condo Collapse Should be a Real Awakening.

Although most hear such comments of housing slowing and for some reason it snaps straight to '08' collapse, and that's just not going to happen, not anything remotely like that until the dollar re-set, and that day, it's gonna be ugly. 

People talk about R.E. market collapse and '08' as if it is something that happens every 10/20 years. '08' was the 2nd time in the history of the nation that such a drop happened, 2 times in 100-odd years is not a "cycle".