Problem is, it's impossible to predict when the economy will crash.You could put 10 economists in a room and they'd all disagree with each other.

There are investors predicting a downturn and there are investors predicting a continued strong market. 

@Benny Gelbendorf I did not make a market prediction the Ohio market.

"experts" have been predicting that we are at a peak for a few years now. 

well, as predicted, Xmas put the breaks on things...

Meanwhile, this post has been made 3x a day for the last 4 years on this site, If I listened to these predictions I would still be broke, waiting on the sidelines for the crash while everyone passed by me while getting rich.

However if it were easy to predict bubbles, they would never occur.If you buy right, meaning your portfolio of properties is cash flow positive, and you plan on holding long term...then it doesnt matter if there is a bubble and it bursts, because you will be able to ride it out.  

See the recent article in Fortune.Kyle Bass predicted the crash of 2008 and made big money shorting during this time.What do you think?

There's a couple of things I think you could tweak to save some time:Set up recurring bills in QB for all of your predictable/recurring expenses.  

@Justin Miles Of course I cant predict the future, but I dont see this market slowing down substantially.