@Ben Wakefield "crash pads" as many flight attendants call them...

The current price is even higher than price before the housing crash.

Obviously, the apocalypse can happen and everything can crash upon itself, but I do have the fortune of partnering with the attorney that's been doing this for 25+ years, so we've got the experience to call upon that says that this is not a big concern and that it's a viable business model.

BOA owns all kinds of notes made by other lenders, as they bought banks and notes after the Bubble/Crash.

Soon after the crash I was able to purchase a near by unit for the new rock bottom prices.

When the market crashed they plummeted to as low as $20,000-55,000.

Or even if you're able to let me crash at your place or know someone in the couch surfing community you can refer me to?

The current owners purchased it in 2005 to convert into condos but when the market crashed they stopped construction.

I have had success in investing in condos in South Beach, but it was all about timing.....they were acquired on the rebound from the real estate crash in a buyer's market/ Now prices for condos in South Beach are skyrocketing and the capital appreciation has been well worth the investment, even though the cash flow wasn't great (but still positive) over the years!

Even these experiences haven’t been horrible and they have allowed me to ‘jump right in’ and engage in a crash course of learning and learning about my building.