Preparing for economic collapse or any disaster wouldn't be a bad idea.

We sell assets to China because they are calling the loans due and we can't pay.In order to stop the collapse the government will do what Mexico did and devalue the dollar by 50%.

The problem was not the debt, it was the overblown valuations and the collapse of income. 

I would not be surprised if these knuckleheads cause the dollar to collapse from all this $$ printing.

So yes in my opinion, when the futures market for oil runs cold, and speculators dump their contracts and take their money somewhere else, we will see a relative collapse in oil prices.

However, if you look back to 2008, REIT's got crushed and so did their dividends.If you look at the REIT Index and the dividend history, you will notice that they just quit paying dividends after the financial collapse in late 2008.

My house of cards collapsed and I suffered a long time as a result.  

From all I've read (but I've not read the court filings,) the collapse was beyond his control.

I agree that buying during the carnage is great, I just don't see us having a major collapse in real estate values in the next year or two like we did a few years back.

but yes it's a little frothy here for sure.. but the rest of Florida could collapse and South Florida is another animal.