I seem to remember these were being talked about before the last crash.  

We were unpleasantly surprised when the market crashed.

When looking back at the crash in '08,  every person that I personally know that says they "lost it all" really had nothing but a billion in mortgages and -0- equity.

Like the guy who gets in a car crash, tells the amulance driver he's looking for an emergency room with a surgeon who gives discounts because he has multiple broken bones.Sorry, I couldn't resist.Visually all my work is with attorneys.

Many people are suffering from credit issues from the market crash and can't qualify to buy.

I dont know if Collier County's - Naples/Marco RE market crashed as bad as Lee County (Ft Myers/Cape Coral)  I've heard from some folks I keep in touch with down there it has recovered some but not to where it was by any  means.

First let me say the most I have ever bought in one year is 5, and that was before the crash when financing was different.

I am currently on a crash course to clear my Revolving debt and pulled a loan from my 401K to do so.

I've heard that many of today's younger folks saw the effects of the last crash on their parents and that's made them gun-shy of buying.As well, divorce comes to mind as a reason for renting.

Being a pilot I am intimately familiar with the need for housing that is available to commuters (people living in another state and only need a place to stay a few nights a month) as a crash pad.