During deflation, immigration slows down significantly.That said, Do I believe that the real estate market will collapse in 2015?

The US economy will naturally expand through sex and immigration, so at some point, despite how rubbish the market is, there will be a natural tendency to start seeing new house builds at some point.

I see risks outside of US: a recession in UK, and possibly in Europe caused by uncertainty regarding Brexit.

My wife went to UK, so I've been there dozens of times.

I work in Bucktown and I live in uK village right now.

On a personal House Hack I am finding it difficult to find a 2% rule deal - especially given the fact the property is in London UK.

Build up the capital to begin the BRRRR strategy to ultimately replace my W2 income with passive income.About me - I’m an immigrant to the US originally from Australia.

But we do have an almost unlimited supply of fresh water from the Great Lakes.The housing market is so tight and we have very little new construction (again, financially conservative builders) that a slight uptick in immigration causes a shortage.

You also have population growth (at least in Canada it is insane as a result of immigration and we've added 4 million people in 5 years (for a country that now has 40 million this is not sustainable).

Based on what I read in this report, Saskatoon still seems to have great potential as the landing city for new immigrants: https://www.saskatoon.ca/sites...A few questions for those who invest there or live there:1.