There is increasingly frequent chatter about a real estate bubble and impending crash. 

Many West coasters are going there and the economy is solid, appreciations are decent and when the market crashes, you won't get hit as hard as in California, for example. 

.- CoronaVirus is just a bad flu, and will have minimal impact outside of a little pain in China.Worst Case - Low Probability - Out of control Pandemic, huge quarantines, death rates in the 10% for those infected, economy crashes.

@Catherine Underwood Orlando prices are on the rise they are as high if not higher than they were before the housing crash of 2008.

Use the strongest bleach you can buy - some of the cheap brands the % of sodium hypochlorite is cut with water - and it will be safe but aethetically unpleasing.

That's what lenders are thinking.As someone who warned people about "vaping" and how the vape industry would crash due to health issues 5 years ago, I have no problem lending to legit marijuana operations in legalized states. 

IndyMac is infamous for "Liar Loans" and suffered as it was arguably the epicenter of the crash of 2008 due to its 13billion impact.

I'm told by prognosticators to expect a correction/downturn/recession/crash sometime in the next 12-18 months.

I would like to know if anyone has experience buying rental  property than the market crashed?

I am currently in deep offer analysis on a MF prop that you can only LTR (yearly lease) or STR of 28 or more nights (basically monthly rentals, for snowbirds, summer crash pad, etc.).