Now as an agent, I post on BiggerPockets to connect with new investors worldwide and to add value to anyone interested in investing in Milwaukee. 

Many of us accountants have clients worldwide.

I'm not that big of a gambler myself.  

We are currently finishing renovation on the home we live in, and I have extensive experience with remodeling, renovations and landscaping.My wife Tammy is a legal asst in a worldwide law firm, and I work as a Emergency Room nurse. 

Tesla sells less than 0,5 million cars per year worldwide.

A good gambler only bets when the upside potential outweighs the risk.

So bottom line is don't invest in California unless you are a gambler and/or stupid.  

I prefer SFRs with no HOA too ... higher buy in cost, but generally better appreciation & tenant class, more control, more "value add" possibilities (try doing an addition on a condo :)), and no unpredictable HOA fees or assessments to eat into my cash flow.So, though some think that all that buy RE in CA for appreciation are crazy gamblers, and many in fact are, I myself am incredibly conservative, because of my multiple exit strategies believe that what I am doing is NOT gambling, and have the consistent long term track record of profits (in BOTH appreciation AND long term cash flow) to back it up.

Those folks may just say screw it not renting those things anymore if thats the way they are going to be in a world wide crisis. remember they dont give a rip about you or your finances.. and frankly there is risk in business .. when its good you make a lot of money when its bad maybe you lose some money..  

Especially with rising water levels world wide it will only be worse, not ever better.