I was born and raised in San Francisco and as we all know, this city is changing big time. My wife and I felt fortunate that we were able to buy a home here in 2016 despite the astronomical cost. Our children know not...

It is a house of card that has collapsed on 2008-09-10 and 11 and now it is starting to happen again.

The others had collapsed and had trees growing through them.

Sewer clogs (Roto-Rooter) are typical no matter what and you will have the occasional higher dollar sewer line collapse/intrusion or water line leak.

        Theres a house I've been looking at that has a note on the door from the city saying that the house isn't up to code, not safe to live in and also the porch roof has partially collapsed.

I had to put the contract in my parents name because my credit just isn't where it needs to be yet from a business collapse about 7 years ago and I am rebuilding credit now.

I listened to the case study of Josiah Grimes on the collapse of wholesaling: https://www.astroflipping.com/... and he said that wholesaling is collapsing, which I find really hard to believe.Does anyone know what it is or what the difference is between astroflipping and wholesaling? 

So even with "good rehabs" there's still a ceiling for rent growth, with liquidity is drying for financing the CRE project, if current environment continues, many of them may collapse. 

I just finished my inspection and found out the furnace is unsavable, the sewer line is collapsed and the roof need major repairs.

Had the failure occurred before permit closure it would be a builders risk collapse (most likely).