The best bang for your buck is arguably 30-90 day trades and I would have made a ton more by having a shorter time frame, but I am happy with my gains and the risks required.Apologies to the op for the hijack but I think this relates to his belief that at some point the house of cards will collapse. 

It is my belief that meeting both those criteria is tougher than it sounds.  

Belief is they want freedom of interaction in their experience.

Unless you have buyer-in-hand or some other mission (e.g. subsidized housing or religious-based motives), I seriously think the risks are way more substantial than most people could handle.

I started investing 2 years ago and I've been going to a local meetup religiously the whole time.

While the article does make some great points the author is coming at it from the wrong angle... and is a bit extreme in his beliefs (if you read the comments thread).I certainly don’t view it as an investment, but a place to store cash that can be leveraged while still gaining interest.

I can withstand their nonsense, I know I'm setting mine up with a fundamental belief in things are earned, patience,  and everything in between. 

It is my belief that AB1033 does not grant any powers that a jurisdiction did not already have and is unlikely to be of any assistance in the condo conversion.  

There is a common belief that recapture taxes diminish the value of performing a cost segregation study.

It is my belief, but I have never seen any stats, that over 50% of cash purchases are either 1) not actual cash as HML, private money, heloc on different asset all count as cash at purchase 2) are short term cash plays such as would be done by a flipper or BRRRR.