Sure, maybe, probably…but that big dip of the auto industry, riots and the 2008 crash have came and gone…so its would be more far fetched to think another big dip of similar type would be coming rather than the market has stabilized and it setting new patterns for growth.

Back then “Prices were high”, the market was super competitive and people who could not afford or were scared to buy - often both - were calling a market top and a crash ahead.

If the commercial real estate market causes some banks to fail as predicted by Powell (see yahoo finance article attached) what correlation will we see in the economy as a whole? Does commercial collapse spill into Mu...

Then in the real estate crash in 1986-1993, I picked up my current home, a MF, and several investment condos at auctions in 1993, and managed good cash flow on all of them.  

Covid, stock market crash, etc literally 1/2 of the beachfront properties go up for sale.  

The market doesn't keep pricing up to the moon forever, then things crash and burn.

If the multifamily space crashes, it will bring the regional banks (and, therefore, the economy) down with it. 

I hope it crashes, but the government will do its best to pump it up artificially until they can hand it off to the next person.

Yes, investing with a GP that was around before the last crash is absolutely an advantage.

Equity earns 0% interest (inflation will destroy your purchasing power) your real estate investment will Appreciate or Crash regardless of how much down payment you put on your home.