The commercial crash is going to be huge, followed by the residential collapse. 

@Mark K.PPR ran through 2008-2009: the 2nd largest market collapse in the bond market, real estate and the stock market. 

The lovely house I was interested in but didn't buy because of his mentorship later collapsed. 😳2.

I was actually on a team dispatched to investigate the Surfside Condo collapse until the clean up process basically rendered our investigation moot. 

The original Bitcoin zealots I knew were banking (no pun intended) on a total collapse of society and banking systems as one of their selling points.  

Another example - I had money with Donut -an app where you can invest cash and earn interest in DeFi...well, I was earning anywhere from 5-8% (sounds great, right), until one of their partners got caught up in the FTX collapse and now those funds are frozen and I may or may not get them back.

@Scott Trench Ive bought office spaces in the last few years as the market has collapsed in that sector. 

If prices collapse, miners lose incentive.

Interest on a HELOC is adjustable, if interest rates rise you are screwed.For you folks that weren't in real estate in 2003-2006 and when the market started collapsing in 2007.

Keep in mind that US cities are more dangerous that taking a vacation in the Riviera Maya.In my mind, the biggest risk to tourism in the region would be ecosystem collapse.