Recession and housing market collapse are not the same thing.

The only way to avoid collapse of the current monetary system is to stealth erase the debt through inflation and negative real rates.

Every bit of dust is black mold, every tree is seconds from collapsing on the home, and there particular type of uncleanliness is not the source of the roaches.

I've even seen one on video that is a collapsible house where the walls/doors can be moved.

All in all I would just replace it and try to find a lower cost contractor to replace the fence, as was stated $15-30 would be more along the lines of costs, but again I'm not there.I did look up weather history and 41 mph was the highest gust recorded in the past couple months, so I would say from past experience they will lean on rot as the cause of the collapse, not wind.  

The last time I lost 3 wholesale deals was when the market was about to collapse back in 2008.

There will be a dip but not a collapse of the market.

Basically, be fearful when others are greedy.Then came March 2008 when Bear Sterns collapsed, followed by Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch in September 2008.

Everyone is looking for yield and your mother wants to find a way to make 8% on her Money...that is the same target for all the Pension Funds and the reason why they are all going to collapse.

Beyond that, it means developers and suburban officials need to put on their thinking caps.Office space in the suburbs has been a hard sell since the financial crisis struck in 2007 and entwined with the collapse of the housing market.