Since a lot of people in the thread seem to have never heard of the word adversity before I figured I'd help by pasting this from Webster's Dictionary:Adversityplural: adversitiesDefinition: a state or instance of serious or continued difficulty or misfortuneAdversity comes from Middle English adversite, meaning "opposition, hostility, misfortune, or hardship," which itself is from Latin adversus, the source of adverse, which means "bad or unfavorable," as in "adverse criticism" or "an adverse reaction to the medication."

The reactions there is do more of what's always been done, and that's it.

It will be the reaction of politicians, the Fed, bureaucrats to economic forces more then economic forces themselves that will be the deciding factor as to if real estate is a good investment or not.  

And shifts in the real estate market are much slower to see than the stock market   As for Zillow’s stock, that’s an expected reaction.  

My first reaction to your post is when considering inflation and the cost of money, how many months will you have to hold the home with a profit of $900 cash flow per month to generate $400K of profit if you sold the home now?

My thinking is you're just like the previous landlords who never saw suit coming and you're having a bad reaction to it.

Yeah, I've pretty much had the same reaction when I found their the letter in my email.

Arebaloa few reactions-you look at properties until you find a deal. 

Basically, every time you couldn't justify statements you made or weren't comfortable answering difficult questions, your reaction was, "You're just bad-mouthing..." 

Do you think you got the reaction you were looking for?