After it was the Soviet Union (collapsed of its own weight) it was lawsuit abuse.

Bought seven houses and a grocery store when I was in my early twenties with no down payments and without a clue.Just did it because nobody thought I could (and Jimmy Carter was watching his world collapse around him what with foiled rescue attempts and crashed helicopters in the news.. damn waste of good men..)Gave all them houses up getting rid of the ex wife but I got better and got the right wife this time and she saves my money instead of spending it so now we have stuff.

The market collapse after that left us upside down on the home (not even counting the thousand of dollars we put into the home from cash).  

My rental house in Tacoma is an old house and part of ceiling collapsed.

If you're not paying attention, whatever you have started building could very well collapse w/o your attention."

@Barri Griffiths,  I agree with @Darryl Dahlen and @John Barrows   Prior to 2008 Financial Collapse, lenders accepted pro forma, but since than, lender only base the numbers on actual. 

Now concerning market risk of a deployment, natural disaster, collapse of the currency or running out of oil or anything.  

The service would collapse the transaction as a step transaction merely designed to avoid tax.

The liquidity collapse is always more difficult for bigger fish.

Nice to finally have you join the chat @George@George KabakiI was in the Phoenix market before, during and right after the collapse.