We are in a housing crisis.

low value properties = low profit = more difficulties in the crisis time = more competitionIf one day i'll be in the Real Estate market, I'll do in the luxury segment

Incomes, past prices, S&P market cap, market cap of Bay Area companies or is it just that people have a fear that the 2008 housing crisis is a recurring event that happens every 10 years?

My first real estate deal was in Alief, Texas.Back in, I think around the 1986-87 real estate, oil crisis "bust combo"A three year old US Home condo, yeah I remember on Turtlewood Court, originally worth about $40,000 and the real estate agent begged me to "put in an offer".

Try to work it out diplomatically, because if the fennel has been up a while (sometime as little as 7 years) then they can sue for title to that strip of ground, and by law, would be entitled to it.

Someone referred me the Texas Housing Crisis Center.

Fasten your seat belt honey, cause if tech, plus general USA economy keeps growing, and we have no major global crisis unfold, things are going to get interesting!

That was a very wise move you made instead of what many of your colleagues did which was stuck their heads in the sand and hoped nobody would see them until the crisis was over.Good luck,donrock

Slow to reach the foreclosure crisis....slow to get to the terrible economy...slow to realize appreciation was no longer happening....but hey we're here now!

One of the fallout of the crisis is that suddenly every foreign bank and brokerage in the world is requested to do some work for the IRS no matter their jurisdiction.