Or even that other guy that's crashed his train syndication into the yesteryears of "investment" methods.The reason I say better quality houses will prevail in a high(er) rate environment is for many reasons.

I'd always recommend leaving some room on your line in case of another crash though.

If the real estate market crashes you lose your job and your wealth.

That's a lot of potential future guests.Also, there are a LOT of potential owners waiting to buy a STR as the market softens a little that will swoop in & buy & prevent a crash.

A crash will not happen due to inventory(local-regional factors at play), but you're pricing for general correction upon the eve of the slow and doomy Q4.

Will it crash, I do not think so, but I do not see gains, especially in lower priced markets.4.

Based on the last 4 housing crashes I've survived (and lived to talk about), we are teetering on the brink of a major downturn in many geographic areas.  

The floor/ceiling separation won't do any good if the walls supporting it burn and crash.

Regarding the the 2008 crash.

Unsurprisingly, because they drank their own Kool-Aid, the club collapsed under the 2008 RE crash.