My main issue is I can’t backspace while composing a message without the page crashing.

Real estate didn't go down in value in the 2008 crash.

There are a few prominent folks out there predicting real estate price crashes driven by a foreclosure wave as forbearance ends.

It was after the crash I went to lawschool and became licensed as an attorney. 

Wondering if there are any recommendations for a crash course approach to maybe put me on track for finding the right SS option. 

We took out a mortgage to purchase the house initially, but when my in-laws sold their home and moved into the one across the street, they then gifted to us the proceeds from their house sale, which my wife and I used to pay off the mortgage of the new house 5 months later (September 2019).Meanwhile, in June, our tenant in the rental property (purchased as a vacation home in 2007 - 6 months before the real estate market crashed - but converted to a rental property in 2013) decided to stop paying his rent. 

People have different skill levels and different budgets.Everyone knows a Ferrari rides fast (SEO) doesn't mean everyone can afford it or is intermediate enough to handle it (ie driving fast and crashing it)There are different strategies for all - I use all but do agree most of my leads are from my site, of course I also have the budget to maximize it.Good luck to all :)

The whole thing came crashing down in 2008 and rich private equity guys and hedge fund managers came in and bought up all the houses that low income families lost at pennies on the dollar.  

I then did a crash course throughhttp://www.realestatecentre.biz/While that last one wasn't great either, didn't cover everything on the test, I still passed.Good luck!

Almost all the properties were renovated before the crash.