You have almost zero risk as prices would have to crash 15-20% before you would only break even.

After quite some years in the house, market crash and a few other life events, my wife and I renovated the floors, kitchen, garage and basement (adding a full livable space + full bathroom).

I think I'm wiser and can see the writing on the wall and smell a crash coming.

We could scream "don't invest in CA until a crash comes" from the rooftops all day but people are still going to do it.

On a slightly different note...pretty incredible story Jay tells in the podcast about having to actually move out to the midwest after the crash to fully assess what he had on his hands (when he took possession of a number of properties) and to try and mend a messy situation. 

I personally don’t believe we’re going to have a crash but I do believe we should have a correction before the level off.  

Lots of speculation on crash/recession/correction but it would be nice to at least see some movement on these markers.

In the inspection report, it stated it has a larger typical crash on foundation. the foundation is built with bricks, layers.

@Adam RudolphRobert did say the housing will crash and he’s holding back but a lot of people I know didn’t stop investing.

Aren’t you worried about a crash?