I predict that the Dow will dip to about 8,000 sometime between late September and early November.

Jon,Perhaps not another residential real estate bubble but, Yes we are stetting up for several possible bubbles.http://www.uncommonwisdomdaily.com/is-the-crisis-over-6586Above is a link to a video by Uncommon Wisdom they are associated with Weiss Research (they have been very consistent in there predictions and were one of the few that saw the subprime crisis coming) and the FOUNDATION FOR THE STUDY OF CYCLES, INC.

I can point to old posts in a couple forums where people claimed Kiyosaki's predictions on real estate were wrong (both up and down), where his predictions on gold and silver were claimed to be wrong, where his predictions on commodities were claimed to be wrong, etc.....

Predicting the future is absolutely impossible.

Many analysts predict that the job market will not improve until 2012 or beyond.

You could run some econometric models to try to predict what will happen with inflation in the future, but if you knew that you could easily make millions betting on currency futures instead of going through the REI brain damage exercise.

There's enough empirical data for actuaries to predict with a great degree of accuracy what will happen over the course of an individual's life.

Even with the so predicted COVID that is yet to hit us hard, I'm expecting annual returns of no lower than 8% on any of my investments that I've done for the past 3 years nor the ones I'm executing at the moment.

i checked her just liek my other tenants...i guess the lesson would be that some tenants pay, and some don't...budget and minimize risk the best you can..again, nothin you can do to predict it besides just expecting it at some point...at peter: as i mentioned, the deposit has been eaten up by rent she didn't pay, so that's a non issue, but i like your thinking-my time is money, and that's why i intend to not sit out there in the heat for hours upon hours...at mike: thank you for coming closest to answering my question...lol....all i want to know is what is a reasonable time frame to allow her to get her crap out...i wanna give her an hour...maybe 2, and that's it..i don't plan on wasting my saturday there while she moves her crap..again, i may just arrive 2 hours before our scheduled window and set it out for her...that might be the best idea..thanks again guys for your advice

Rich, keep in mind that the stock market has predicted 8 of the last 3 recessions.