This crisis is still relatively new. 

This tenant doesn't have email so he didn't get my letter about the crisis.

This was my problem during the last crisis.

For people interested in trading stocks and options I made a training software about 20 years ago that teaches about 49 or 52 stock and option trading strategies, but if you dig into the software and read all the explanations for trading you should realize that everyone who touts trading stock and/or options should be shot and you should stay totally away from both the stock and option markets with the exception that I keep about a million dollars in a trading account and if you look at the history of the stock market we have what I call a Crisis Day an average of every 2 years.

This was in 2013 when properties were a still little difficult to sell due to the financial crisis.

There's a lot of changes since the financial crisis of 2008, those loans disappeared for a while, but making a comeback.

I also do like the idea of giving homeowners first choice over investors when it comes to purchasing opportunities on the market To point 1- the free market would say allowing the building of more housing will allow competition in rent prices, buying prices, and all other important metrics to stagnating real estate investment in comparison to individual home ownership. but they create so much BS around building (specifically referring to CA, where I'm located) that they have manufactured the crisis these actions would be designed to counter.

At the state level there have been numerous regulations proposed in hopes of addressing the housing crisis or simply to get votes.

Of course everyone feels it is expensive, but when you look at the historical data you can see that the percentage of income spent on housing is at a historic low - partially thanks to low rates.When looking at the last 5 economic recessions, home prices have been holding strong or going up in almost every single recession, one time we lost a couple points - but nothing like we have seen 2010, which in all fairness was a mortgage and housing crisis, that became a recession.In conclusion, I do not see a scenario, where real estate prices are dropping more than a few percent.

Good thing i have a passion for books, so my question, What are the best books that have helped you overcome  financial crisis?