IF it passes, it'll be a recipe for the next financial disaster and market collapse, aka 2008.

Honestly I view changes and particular collapsing markets as opportunity so I'm not concerned so much as anxious for it to happen... a large part of today's boom is millenials.

When the last bubble collapsed, experts who studied the data could see clearly it was coming.

It's not for a lack of effort on my part, a desire for entitlements, not being capable or willing to plan for the future, a fear that our fragile economy could potentially collapse at any moment, invested in a major that may or may not have fit with the strong tech market that is today or any the the above. 

How can you say real estate is not rigged when we just came thru the most corrupt mortgage market collapse of all time What about all the political deals for zoning development that made in the back rooms.

As we all sit in anticipation of what the crude collapse means for the Houston market, has anyone had issues with appraisals coming in underwater?  

I am afraid that millions upon millions of people are following this map and when the next stock market collapse occurs, they will be in a world of trouble.  

Conventional got much more strict on lending requirements and upped the percentage of down payment.Here comes in FHA to save the day before the market totally drops as it is cooling off some before the collapse.

It was great for a while, then the market collapsed.

Once the country collapses, everything will be on the table.