Hi Dilon,Having worked in this field for 20 years and having gone through the financial crisis of 2007, I find the current economic situation less challenging.

Virtually all wall street, banking, housing crisis and even the govt budgeting and spending is all made possible by accounts and lawyers.

She will eventually come to me for help, she always does, but only at the last minute when it becomes a crisis.

I've done it in the past, however, that was before regulations were put into place after the mortgage crisis to prevent that.

Are you hopeful that the economy will pick up and investing in this market will be fruitful in the long run or are you staying clear of the area due to the economic crisis they are in?

Purchased right at the start of the Covid-19 crisis. 

You can see a small healthy dip around the 2008 Mortgage Crisis, from around $310k in 2008, to $280k in 2011, which is a 9.7% drop, as compared to a Nationwide average price drop of 18% (https://money.cnn.com/2008/12/...) and then a rebound, and it seems as if home prices are skyrocketing.

Is anyone else worried about the "looming debt crisis" in America that is in the national news once a week it seems?

It gets into the weeds to discuss it, just be aware that 2008 was set off by a different kind of liquidity crisis (CDOs) and we are now looking at a bigger one with "repo".

Sorry everyone, I've had a real estate crisis come up and have not been able to get back to my own question.