This created all sorts of problems, mostly because there was no centralized control over the asset, and also because there was a lack of alignment of interest on the part of the sponsors--and even some corruption--so the TIC industry earned itself a very bad reputation after the market collapse a decade or so ago.The DST concept was a response to the downsides of the TIC structure. 

Look at the IMF and what they are doing to prop up economies that should fail and then rebuild.The next big collapse will not be due to past mistakes.

All high margin companies will cheer and (historically) extremely successful companies like WalMart and Nucor will collapse.

Married into massive student loans & going to ride crypto & silver as the dollar collapses & the debt becomes worthless!

None of big boys building slow down and waiting for a collapse of some sort and labor prices to drop too!   

I grew up in the midwest (Metro Detroit), which is a good reference for collapse - not seeing it here.

If it doesn't I'd expect the market here to collapse hard when we have another housing bust, like it did in the GFC.And yes I agree with the part of getting people to do what you paid them to do is difficult. 

I just thought I'd chime in and mention that the Sault is heavily dependent on Essar Steel for jobs, and risks a collapsing economy if the plant were to ever shut down.

Do to many factors, the main one being the real estate collapse in 2008, now its the 2 percent rule.

have gotten a boost from the collapse of oil and we are now up about 80% or more from the low.